Baseline reads your Apple Health and tells you how your day is going — in one plain sentence.
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A single plain-language sentence about your day, drawn from your sleep, heart and activity together — not one number in isolation.
Baseline learns the range that's normal for you, quietly in the background, and only speaks when a day genuinely sits outside it.
An on-device coach that answers with your real numbers and a chart. Apple Intelligence runs it on your iPhone, so your questions stay there.
Photograph a meal, scan a barcode, search by name — or just say “I had a slice of pizza.” It lands in Apple Health as an entry you can correct.
Connect Health Records and Baseline reads your results in plain English, flags what sits outside the lab's own range, and helps you prep for the visit.
Deep, core and REM through the night, and how this week, month and year compare with your own usual.
Your read on your wrist, and on the Home and Lock Screens. A glance is the whole interaction.
It explains, it never diagnoses, and when there's nothing worth saying it says nothing at all.
“6,800 — below your usual weekday.”
A whole day, in one line. That's the entire interface.
No account. No analytics. No tracking. Baseline reads Apple Health on your device and does all of its thinking there, including the AI — and the things you log yourself are written straight back into Apple Health rather than to us.
One thing does leave your phone, and only when you ask for it: searching a food by name or scanning a barcode sends those words or digits to public nutrition databases. Nothing about you goes with them.