Pre-launch · Wearable data, reconciled

Your devices disagree. Clarityr tells you which number to trust.

Apple Health, Garmin, Oura, Whoop, Fitbit and Polar, unified in one view of your health data: sleep, HRV, recovery, activity, heart rate and more. When readings conflict, we reconcile them and show you the one to believe.

The problem

Three devices. Three answers.

How it works

One truth, in three steps.

01

Connect your devices

Link the apps you already use. Sleep, HRV, recovery, activity, heart rate and more all sync, not just sleep. Set which source you prefer for each metric.

02

Clarityr reconciles the data

Overlapping readings are compared, and you see which source to trust for that night, with the reason.

Illustrative example, not real user data.

03

Your coach explains it plainly

Short, specific guidance in plain language. What changed, what it likely means, what to do today.

The AI coach

Calm, specific, and never guilt-tripping.

It reads your reconciled data and tells you what it sees, the way a good coach would: briefly, and without drama.

  • Specific to your data. Names the metric, the change and the likely reason, not "get more rest."
  • No guilt scores. Nothing that grades you as a person for a bad night.
  • No diagnoses. General wellness guidance only. It isn't a medical device and doesn't replace a clinician.

Coach personas

Calm by default. Seven other voices when you want them.

Personas are opt-in and one tap back to Calm. Same data, different delivery.

CalmDefault

Recovery is below your usual range. Keep today easy and check again tomorrow.

The Roaster

Five hours of sleep and a 9 pm espresso. Your HRV filed a complaint.

The Disappointed Parent

I'm not mad. I just thought we'd talked about bedtime.

The Unbothered Monk

Recovery is low. The day is long. Walk, breathe, train tomorrow.

The Hype Man

HRV up 6 ms. You're a machine. Go crush that run.

The Strategist

Recovery 62%. Keep zone 2 today, push intensity Thursday.

The Overly Honest Best Friend

The data is fine. You're just tired, and the late scrolling didn't help.

The Detective

Resting HR up, HRV down, late meal logged. I suspect the pizza.

Example lines, not real output.

Pre-launch · Lifetime Pro

First 40 people get Clarityr Pro for life.

One payment of $59. No subscription.

$59one-time
  • Lifetime access to Pro, the complete app
  • Multi-device sync, data reconciliation, a unified score and every AI coach persona
0 of 40 spots claimed40 total
Launch guaranteeIf Clarityr hasn't launched by mid-January 2027, we'll refund your payment in full.
Claim early access

Honest note: Clarityr is in final development and hasn't launched. Expected launch window: around the turn of the year, with a full refund if we haven't launched by mid-January 2027. You're paying for lifetime Pro access ahead of launch, and we'll keep you updated until then.

Not ready to pay?

Join the waitlist.

One email when we open access. Nothing else.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

When does it launch?

Clarityr is in final development. We're aiming for around the turn of the year (late 2026 or early 2027), and we'll email everyone on the list and every early-access member before then. Early-access buyers get a full refund if we haven't launched by mid-January 2027. If the window moves, you'll hear it from us first.

What if you don't launch on time?

If Clarityr hasn't launched by mid-January 2027, early-access buyers get a full refund of what they paid.

What devices are supported?

At launch: Apple Health, Garmin, Oura, Whoop, Fitbit and Polar. Clarityr syncs your overall health data, including sleep, HRV, recovery, activity and heart rate, not just sleep. Availability of specific fields can vary by device and by what each platform lets us access.

Is Pro a subscription?

No. Pro is a single payment of $59 for lifetime access. Nothing is billed monthly.

Is my health data private?

Your data is yours. We'll only use it to power your dashboard and coach, and we won't sell it. Full details will be in our privacy policy before launch.