For Fitbit · Built on the Google Health API

Know your baseline.

Klair reads the health data your watch already collects and turns it into daily trends and honest deltas against your own baseline. Connect your Google account and see where you actually stand.

Free to start. No card required.

The signals

Four numbers, each measured against you.

Klair doesn't score you against a generic goal. Every metric is compared with your own rolling average, so the only person you're up against is last month's you.

Steps

Daily totals with a rolling average, so a slow week shows up before it becomes a slow month.

Resting heart rate

The quietest number your body reports, and the most honest one about recovery and stress.

Heart rate

Your daily average, tracked across weeks so slow drift stands out from normal noise.

Active zone minutes

Time spent where effort actually counts, summed per day and weighed against your habit.

How it works

Two minutes from sign-in to insight.

01

Connect

Sign in with Google and grant health access once. Your tokens are encrypted and never leave our servers.

02

We sync

Klair backfills your recent history, then keeps itself current in the background. No manual exports.

03

Read your trends

Open your dashboard to today's numbers, each one set against your own baseline instead of a generic goal.

Pricing

Free to read. Cheap to go deep.

Start free with no card. Upgrade when 21 days of history stops being enough.

Free
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Everything you need to start reading your numbers.

  • Steps, heart rate, resting heart rate, and active zone minutes
  • 21 days of history with daily baselines
  • Automatic background sync
Connect for free
ProEarly access · 67% off
$9$3/ month

For people who want the full picture.

  • Everything in Free
  • 90 days of history and trends
  • New metrics first: sleep, SpO2, and workouts as they ship
  • Export your data any time
  • Priority support
Lock in $3 a month

Billing hasn't started yet. Connect during early access and your Pro price stays $3 a month for your first year once it does.