Baro
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1Install Baro
Get the free app on your iPhone or Android phone.
Your sleep, recovery and strain dashboard
Put your Google Health data into a daily view of sleep, readiness and strain. Use the data from devices you already have.
Works with
Fitbit trackers
Pixel Watch
phones and other devices that write to Google Health
See how it works
Connect your data. Open your daily view.
Your Google Health data goes straight to your phone.
Fitbit Air
Pixel Watch
Google Health
2Connect Google Health
Give Baro permission to read your Google Health data.
3Open your Overview
See your Sleep, Readiness and Strain together in three rings.
Get Baro
Uses the data your devices write to Google Health.
A closer look at your day
Overview
See your Sleep, Readiness and Strain in one view.
Sleep
See your sleep stages, sleep heart rate and consistency. Compare your hours slept with your sleep need.
Trends
Follow each of your metrics over a week, a month or six months.
Fitness Age
See your estimated Fitness Age in the Age tab.
Journal
Log caffeine, alcohol and how you feel. Find your plans and insights here too.
Live heart rate
See your live heart rate from your band.
Steps widget
Keep your steps on your home screen, in sizes from 2x1 to 4x3.
No account
No account with us, no ads, no trackers.
Free app
Get Baro free on your iPhone or Android phone.
Your questions, answered
What is Baro?
Baro is a dashboard for your sleep, readiness and strain. It reads your Google Health data and gives you daily views, trends and a journal.
Which devices can you use?
You can use Fitbit trackers such as Fitbit Air, Pixel Watch, and phones or other devices that write to Google Health.
Is Baro free?
Yes, you can get Baro free on iPhone and Android.
Do you need an account?
You don't create a Baro account. You connect Google Health so Baro can read your data.
Where does your data go?
Your data goes straight from Google Health to your phone. It stays on your phone.
Is Baro medical, or as accurate as other trackers?
Your scores are estimates, not medical measurements. You shouldn't assume they match another tracker's scores or accuracy.
