The hill
One small thing, three days
Pick the days of the week it applies to and up to two reminder times — or none at all. A home-screen widget draws the ridge you're on, so it's there before you unlock the phone.
Healthya is a voice-first AI companion for your own life. It doesn't wait to be opened — it learns the shape of your day and arrives at the exact moment something matters. The pill at 8. A glass of water mid-afternoon. The three-day goal on the night you were about to quit.
Illustration · not an actual app screen
Each one showed up on its own — most could be answered right from the notification, or from your watch.
Weather, news headlines from home and abroad, a health tip and today's appointments from your phone's calendar — on one screen.
Taken, or not yet. Two taps from the lock screen or your watch — the record lands even if the app never opens.
Say it, or photograph it. The food is read, nutrition estimated, and a balanced next meal suggested.
Answer “Done” right from the notification, or add a cup in the water log.
The tone changes near a summit. Not “you missed twice” — “one more day and this hill is yours.”
One line on your home screen — no push. If nothing happened in your room, it shows nothing at all.
A few questions, one tap each. Then it's quiet until morning.
Everything you say and photograph becomes a weekly and a monthly read of your own health — patterns you would never spot yourself, written in plain language, with the evidence attached.
Medication, meals, hydration, sleep and activity for the week — detected by rules, then written in ordinary sentences. Nothing invented: every number comes from your own records, shown as before → now.
“The two days you missed a dose were both days you ate out.”
“Protein is light today — how about eggs or tofu tonight?”
A month condensed into a summary you can hand over at an appointment — adherence, meals, sleep and the changes worth mentioning.
“Sleep improved 41 min a night after you moved your walk earlier.”
Scan a bottle or a prescription to pull up plain-language drug information, then let the reminders build themselves around your day.
Recommendations come from what you actually ate today and what your body is working with — not from a generic diet. Suggestions, never rules.
“You've had a heavy lunch two days running — something lighter tonight?”
Every goal in Healthya is a chain of three-day hills — three, nine, twenty-one or thirty days of them. Miss one day and the hill holds. Miss two in a row and only the hill you're standing on resets. What you've already climbed never goes backwards.
Pick the days of the week it applies to and up to two reminder times — or none at all. A home-screen widget draws the ridge you're on, so it's there before you unlock the phone.
There is no failed state anywhere in the model. One missed day changes nothing, and your total check-ins and the hills you've crossed are never taken away.
Done, or not yet — straight from the notification. “Not yet” quietly moves it an hour later, once, and never into your sleep.
Open a room or walk into one: up to eight people keeping a similar promise. You join before it starts, and then the group is fixed — nobody drops into a climb halfway.
Your handle is generated, not chosen. Nobody sees your real name or your goal's title — the room is listed only by what it's for.
Pick one of thirty-five prepared encouragements — or a sticker — for one person or the whole room. No free text, on purpose.
No ranking, no public feed — just your room's check-ins and cheers, members in the order they joined.
Just talk and it's done. Prefer not to speak? There's a text chat, and big, simple buttons for everything else — nothing is locked behind a keyboard.
A separate Family app lets you manage care for someone you're linked with — a parent, a grandparent, or any adult in your family — seeing only what they have consented to share.
Privacy is built in from the first screen — with clear consent, strong safeguards, and no advertising business hiding underneath.
We never sell or share your personal information for advertising, and never work with data brokers.
Health activities, activity area, emergency location and personality type are separate per-family switches — set when approving a link, and can be turned off at any time.
Data from Apple Health or Google Health Connect is read-only, never sold, and never used for ads.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, with row-level security isolating each person's data.
Designed for CCPA / CPRA, Washington's My Health My Data Act, Illinois BIPA, and related state laws.
Exercise your right to know — request a copy of your data from the Healthya app's Privacy Policy screen, one export every 30 days.
Delete your account in the app or on the web. It's scheduled 7 days out — cancel any time in that window — then it's permanent.
Healthya supports daily well-being and is not a medical service or an emergency response service. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace professional medical care. In an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.
Available now on iOS and Android. Free to start, simple to use, and designed for a real, ordinary day.
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