The early signal

Know how they're doing before you have to ask.

Bellwether gives you one quiet summary each morning of how the people you love slept and moved β€” and one tap to reach out on the mornings it matters.

Good morning, Goker Tuesday
M
Mom
7h 45m sleep Β· 4,231 steps
B
Burcu
6h 23m sleep Β· 32m active
D
Dad
5h 12m sleep Β· 1,104 steps
Third short night in a row for Dad. Might be a good morning to call.
bellΒ·wethΒ·er/ˈbel-ˌwe-t͟hΙ™r/
noun

The one in the flock who wears the bell. You hear it from the next field over and you know how everyone is doing β€” long before you go and look. It's also the word for the thing that moves first, the early indicator.

That's the whole product. Not a dashboard you have to check. A bell you'd notice if it changed.

How it works

Three minutes to set up. Then it just arrives.

01

Connect your phone's health app

Bellwether reads what Apple Health or Android Health Connect already collects β€” sleep, steps, activity. Nothing new to wear, nothing new to remember.

02

Invite your circle

Send a link to a parent, a partner, a friend. They choose to join, and they see the same view of you that you see of them. No one is watched without knowing.

03

Wake up to the signal

One summary, once a day. When a pattern shifts β€” three short nights, a quiet week β€” Bellwether says so in a plain sentence instead of burying it in a chart.

And then the part that matters

Noticing is only half of it. Saying something is the rest.

Every summary comes with a one-tap way to reach out β€” so the distance between "huh, that's not like her" and actually reaching out is a single thumb.

Thinking of you πŸ‘‹
Take it easy today πŸ’™
Great sleep! πŸŽ‰
How are you feeling? πŸ€—
Proud of you 🌟

Plainly

What Bellwether isn't.

Early access

The people you'd call if something were wrong β€” hear from them first.

Ask for an invite

Bellwether is in private testing on iPhone and Android. We'll only email you about the app. General wellness information only β€” not medical advice, and not a substitute for care from a health professional.