Ancient wisdom for modern times.

Your body, in plain language.

The Pali home screen with glucose selected. The Pali home screen with heart-rate variability selected.

Wabi-sabi teaches that nothing is perfect, nothing is finished.

Your body feels this. Pali™ names it.

Someone stretching outdoors, a watch on their wrist.

Most health apps hand you more numbers. Pali™ does the opposite.

Pali reads two of your most meaningful signals — continuous glucose and heart-rate variability — and reads each one against your own baseline. Not a population target. Not someone else’s idea of normal. Yours.

Then it tells you where each signal stands, in four plain words.

Read independently. Never blended.

The four states

The entire vocabulary.

Each signal gets its own state. Your glucose has one, your heart-rate variability has another, and they are never blended into a single word between them.

Balanced

Your signals look steady and close to your usual pattern.

Shifting

Your signals are starting to move away from your usual pattern.

Unbalanced

Your signals are further from your usual pattern than normal.

Establishing Baseline

Pali™ is still learning your usual pattern. About a week of readings across the day is enough.

How the four states work

Signal independence

Each signal, on its own terms.

Glucose and heart-rate variability are read independently. They are never blended, merged, or reduced to a single number — you always know which signal you are looking at, and what it is telling you on its own.

Most tools in this space combine everything into one score. We think that hides more than it shows.

How Pali reads a day
The Pali home screen: the state in a word, with the droplet and heart toggle beneath it.

Home — one signal at a time, switched with a tap.

Voice

Ask out loud.

Speak to Pali™ and hear the answer back, in the same plain language the rest of the app uses.

Voice is free for all users in year one

Powered by ElevenLabs.

A meal, a drink, how you felt — in your own words.

A glass of water held in morning light.

One quiet view

Everything in one place, without the noise.

Log a meal in your own words, with a photo, or by voice. Add a drink, how you’re feeling, a symptom you noticed. Let your calendar come in on its own once you switch it on.

It all collects in one running view of the day, so what you did and how you felt sit in the same place as what your signals were doing.

My Log in Pali — one running view of the day.

My Log.

Set your focus

Tell Pali what matters right now.

More energy. Less stress. Better sleep. Eating better. Pick what you’re working on and Pali keeps it in view.

Nothing to win, no streak to keep, no score going up or down. Just the thing you said mattered, still there tomorrow.

Set your focus in Pali.

Set your focus.

On your wrist

Your state a glance away, on your watch and Lock Screen.

Pali on Apple Watch — the home glance.
Take a moment — a breathing exercise on Apple Watch.
Quick logging on Apple Watch.
Ask Pali by voice on Apple Watch.

The watchOS companion.

A glance, not a stare.

Checking an Apple Watch outdoors by the water.

Who it’s for

Built for anyone looking to unlock their data.

If you already wear a CGM, Pali gives you somewhere for it to land. If you have an Apple Watch, that is enough to start on its own — it’s what Pali reads your heart-rate variability from, along with your sleep, steps and activity. One signal is enough.

Get Pali™

It’s live on the App Store.

Download Pali on iPhone and start with your own baseline.

Pali is live on the App Store.

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