Baak

For iPhone · Google Health & Fitbit

Your night, your recovery, your day.
Visible before you open anything.

Your Fitbit measures all night long. Those numbers then sit in Google Health, three taps away. Baak puts them where you are already looking.

See the widgets

Works with Google Health and Fitbit · iPhone · free during the beta

Close by, no detour

One look.
Then the whole story.

Google Health has everything, but only inside its own app. Baak puts the three things you want to know in the morning on your home screen and lock screen: how you slept, how recovered you are, and what you can ask of yourself today.

From your widget to the whole story

Three cards.
At their best.

Narrow, wide or square, on your home screen or your lock screen. The app shows them to you with your own night in them first, before you choose which ones to keep.

The energy widget: 77 per cent, with the hours that charged above the line and the hours that drained below it.
Energy
The recovery widget: a score of 83, ready for today.
Recovery
The sleep widget: 8 hours 43 minutes, goal met.
Sleep

At a glance

No app to open, no tab to pick, nothing to scroll. The numbers are already there the moment you pick up your phone.

Properly native

Widgets in every size, on your home screen and your lock screen, drawn with Swift Charts. No webview, no detour.

Liquid glass

Frosted cards that follow your theme and let the light shift as you tilt the phone. The way iOS is meant to feel.

In beta

A new look
at your day.

Baak is free during the beta, and everyone who joins now keeps every feature. There is no advertising and no health data is ever sold — not now, and not later.

Ask about the beta
One look is enough.

Not a medical deviceBaak is a wellness app. The numbers are estimates based on data from a wrist device, not medical measurements, and cannot diagnose, treat or rule out any condition. If you are worried about your health, your doctor is the right place.

Every figure on this page comes from the app's demo mode. They are examples, not anyone's measurements.