The first app that knows how you feel and does something about it.

Waldo scans complex data from your health wearable, and figures your day before you smell your morning coffee.

Health features

This is what your day looks like with Waldo.

Mornings, sorted.

What Waldo does about it. Recovery at 63 and a 9am meeting? Pushed to 10:30. Recovery at 85? Your calendar stays untouched. You wake up to the result, not the reasoning.

HRV tells the real story.

Heart rate variability is the closest thing to a readiness signal your body produces. Waldo checks RMSSD against your 7-day baseline. When it dips, Waldo acts on it.

Resting state, quietly watched.

Resting heart rate, respiratory rate, wrist temperature, and blood oxygen paint one picture: how recovered your nervous system actually is. Waldo reads all four every night.

Sleep, stage by stage.

Waldo tracks deep, REM, light, and awake. Duration alone does not tell you much. Deep sleep in a short night can beat light sleep in a long one. Waldo knows the difference.

Sleep debt does not lie.

A 14-day weighted average tracks how much sleep you owe yourself. One bad night is recoverable. Four in a row is a pattern. Waldo adjusts your week before the crash lands.

The edge, taken off.

Stress confidence, not stress score. Most apps give you a number. Waldo watches confidence: how certain the signal is that stress is sustained. When the read is strong enough to trust, Waldo moves.

The Fetch fires mid-day.

The moment stress sustains above threshold, Waldo pulls low-priority meetings from your afternoon and blocks recovery time. No prompt asking if you are okay. Just cleared space.

Cooldown built in.

Dismiss a Fetch and Waldo backs off. It does not nag. It waits, watches, and only fires again if the signal re-escalates after the cooldown. Quiet by design.

Circadian context matters.

A stress spike in the morning means something different than one after lunch. Waldo checks stress against circadian position and Form before deciding whether to intervene. Context keeps it from overreacting.

Connecting the Dots

The Patrol keeps watch. Waldo scans your biometric signals against your calendar, tasks, and communication load throughout the day. Most scans find nothing notable. The useful ones get logged.

Spots are single observations.

"Your worst sleep follows your heaviest meeting days." One data point. One sentence. Waldo surfaces it when confidence is high enough, not before. Small, useful, restrained.

Constellations connect the dots.

Multiple Spots link into a named behavioral pattern. The Tuesday Crash becomes something Waldo can name, track, and act on. Coming soon.

Pre-activity readiness.

Before a high-stakes meeting, Waldo checks your Form score, context from last week, attendee list, and duration. Not a generic reminder. A readiness check grounded in your actual data.

Gut Feeling, verified

Sleep that changes tomorrow. Stages, duration, debt, bedtime consistency. The point is not the data. Short night? Your morning adjusts. Debt accumulating? Your week shifts before the crash.

Heart rate that means something.

HRV trends, resting HR, and baseline tracking are not notifications. A dip below your 7-day average becomes a trigger. Waldo connects the signal to your calendar.

Recovery drives the day.

Sleep, HRV, and resting state combine into one score. The score powers The Brief. The Brief powers your morning. One signal, end to end.

Motion with context.

Steps, exercise, VO2 Max, and active energy are more than counts. A hard workout at 7am means your 9am needs to be light.

Deep dives compound.

Waldo turns a pattern into a readable deep dive: what happened, what changed, and what to do next. It stops being a chart and becomes memory you can act on.

Dreaming Mode.

At 2am, Waldo consolidates. It promotes patterns, merges related memories, and pre-builds tomorrow's Brief. By the time you wake up, it already knows what kind of day is waiting.

Corrections sharpen it.

Undo a Fetch? Waldo learns. Keep a meeting it tried to move? Noted. The first week has friction. The third week feels quietly familiar.

The Slope watches the trajectory.

Four weeks of data across recovery, form, demand, meeting load, communication pressure, and task pileup. When the whole picture declines, Waldo escalates.

Five things Waldo does while you get on with your day.

Read the day, decide what can move, do the work, delegate the rest, and remember what helped.

Remember

Spots, Constellations, undo learning, and account boundaries. Waldo remembers what helped, what annoyed you, and what should stay separated.

Read

Sleep, HRV, recovery, stress, calendar, inbox, and task load. Waldo reads the raw pieces together so a number never sits alone.

Decide

Recovery, form, weight, signal pressure, focus window, and pattern confidence. Waldo decides what the day can handle before it touches the calendar.

Do

Move meetings, block time, draft email, create task, prepare brief, update status. The homepage should leave a trail of completed work, not promises.

Delegate

Call the research agent, ask the scheduling agent, request a writing pass, route the returned draft. Waldo gives other agents the human context they were missing.

Work and personal stay separate.

Waldo can understand the whole day without blending the accounts that make it up.

Data stays on-device.

Biometric data is processed locally where possible. Raw HealthKit data never leaves your phone unless you explicitly export.

Never sold.

We do not sell data. We do not share with advertisers. We do not train on your data. Period.

Encrypted everywhere.

Full encryption at rest and in transit. Your data is locked down from the moment it is created to the moment you read it.

You see everything Waldo sees.

View, edit, export, or delete your data anytime. Memory controls show exactly what Waldo remembers, and let you tell it to forget.

Metadata only for email.

Waldo reads headers: sender, timestamp, thread depth. Never message body content. Hard line.

Nothing leaves without your tap.

Emails never auto-send. Calendar invites never auto-send. Task completion always requires confirmation. Nothing goes out without you.