Free for 7 days — no card. Then US$5 a month. Stop whenever you like.
A health companion in your pocket: it knows where you are in your week — as much as you've told it — and it answers the only question that matters: what do I do next? No app store, no download bar. It installs straight from your browser in about a minute and sits on your home screen like any other app.
Sign in with Google — no new password to invent
Percy names what's on it and counts it for you — every number an honest estimate you can correct with a tap. The photo is read and binned, never stored.
Packaged food answers with the label's real numbers, pulled from the open food database — not a guess.
Board, page or screen — Percy reads the dishes off it and tells you what he'd order, around what you've told him you don't eat.
Stood at the fridge, out with mates, 11pm and hungry — a straight answer in seconds. Never a score, never a lecture.
Real recipes with per-serving numbers, sized to your day. Meal prep by the box, numbers on every box.
From first-ever session to full gym floor. Remembers your routine, steers around an injury until you say it's healed, and grows the work as you bank sessions.
Say what you fancy and he looks around you — your position blurred to a wide area before any lookup.
What the last seven days actually held — days shown up, food counted, sessions moved, your own readings. Facts, never grades.
Blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, weight — your own numbers, kept on your phone, lined up oldest to newest so you can show your doctor the lot in one screen. Percy files them and never grades them. He doesn't treat, prevent, diagnose or monitor any condition — your doctor runs all of that, and your doctor outranks us.
Tap the red button above. The app opens and asks you to sign in with Google. That's the entire sign-up — no form, no new password to invent.
Tap the Share square at the bottom of Safari, then Add to Home Screen. Two taps. That's Apple's rule, not mine — there's no way around it, and it takes ten seconds.
Percy's now on your home screen like any other app — full-screen, no browser bar. Ask it something real: "what's for dinner tonight?"
Tap the red button above. The app opens and asks you to sign in with Google — no form, no new password.
Chrome offers an Install button — tap it and you're done. If it's shy, it's in the ⋮ menu as Add to Home screen. One tap either way.
Percy's on your home screen, opens full-screen like any app. Ask away.
Free for 7 days · no card to start · then US$5 a month