Auracle is a wellness companion in the apps you already use. What you tell it is encoded into clinical terminology as you go, so conversation ends up as a social history you can hand to a clinician.
Most wellness apps wait for you to show up. Auracle comes to you, a handful of times a day, and only when there is something worth saying.
A short read on how you slept and what today has room for. You didn’t open an app. It came to you.
“chicken salad + a flat white” is all you send back. That’s the meal logged. No form, no photo, no calorie field.
Three late nights in a row and readiness is sliding. Auracle flags it once, gently, then leaves it with you.
A close on the day and a wind-down reminder, then silence until morning. Quiet hours are on by default.
Four moments. The rest of the day it says nothing, and quiet hours run from 22:00 to 07:00.
There are no streaks to protect and no fields to fill. You text in your own words; Auracle does the structuring, the remembering, and the noticing.
slept awful, up around 3 and never really went back
Logged as fragmented sleep, ~4h. I’ll keep today light.
yeah don’t book me anything before 10
Done. That’s the third short night this week — I’m watching it.
been getting headaches most afternoons
Logged as a recurring symptom rather than a one-off. Four this fortnight, all after 2pm.
huh. never noticed the timing
That’s the kind of thing worth saying out loud at your next appointment.
mum was diagnosed with type 2
Added to family history, with the date you told me.
does that actually matter?
A clinician will ask. Most people forget it in the room — now you won’t have to remember.
Replying is the logging. There is nothing else to fill in — and where a reply touches medication or a diagnosis, Auracle records it and points you at your prescriber rather than advising.
Only 4% of wellness-app installers are still active a month after install: the apps fail the moment they demand effort. These are the features that remove it, live on auracle.health.
Sleep, recovery, stress and activity, summed up each day as a creature you want to check on. People open the chat to see what they got, and the explanation is the insight.
A dashboard of the week, made legible: sleep, movement, screen time, spending, even what you listened to. The recap people actually share.
UV, pollen and weather, tied to where you actually are, so Auracle earns its place on days you would never open a health app.
Silent by default from 10pm to 8am, and it steps back the moment you ask. Knowing when to stop talking is why people keep it.
Everything Auracle knows can be inspected, edited and exported from the web app; every source is opt-in and revocable.
The services you use collect this data every day; you just never see it in one place. Auracle hands it back as one bio-psycho-social history you can read, edit, export, and share with a clinician.
From the devices you already wear, synced automatically, no typing.
The context that a wearable can’t see, added the moment you mention it.
Read in for context only, never acted on as a clinical result.
Every signal above, written in the same clinical vocabulary and stamped with when it was true. Readable by you, exportable at any time, and legible to a clinician in the room.
Wellness has become expensive: a separate app, and a separate bill, for every corner of your health. Auracle folds them into one companion, and starts free.
The free months compound: more context, sharper guidance, more reasons it earns its place.
Safety is structural, not a feature flag.
What your Auracle does
Auracle knows its limits. If something is urgent, it routes you to real help.
What it never does
Auracle is a general-wellness product, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always seek professional medical advice for health concerns.
Auracle launches on iMessage, WhatsApp and RCS in September 2026. The consumer site is auracle.health.
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