A healthier you raises a happier Migo.

Tracking is free. Meals, macros, steps, workouts, sleep, your Migo and the garden — all free, and no ads. Later there will be a paid add-on for the deeper read on your habits. What you logged yourself always stays free. The price is not set yet, and the waitlist hears it first.

A small creature that lives in the app. Everyone starts with the same one. What it turns into depends on what you actually did — what you ate, and whether you lifted, ran, walked or slept. You do not get to pick.

Your Apple Health data never leaves your phone. What we keep is your account, your garden and your daily totals, so a reinstall does not wipe you out. The privacy policy names every outside company and exactly what each one gets.

No. Steps and workouts come from Apple Health on their own. Meals can be scanned by barcode, searched, or spoken aloud.

Describe it in your own words and you get an estimate back. That answer is saved and shared, so the next person eating the same thing does not have to ask.

Yes. Your Migo lives on your wrist, with its own screen for logging a meal, checking your day, and starting a workout.

Yes. If you and a friend are both working out, the app notices on its own and asks whether it should count double. You can also set challenges on steps, protein, meals, water or workouts, visit each other's gardens, and send gifts.

Yes. Settings has a button that hands you everything you have logged as a spreadsheet.

Not at launch. iPhone and Apple Watch first.

Nothing punishing. Your Migo gets hungry and your streak resets, but nothing is deleted and nothing is lost. It is a pet, not a debt collector.