Your Fitbit gives you charts. CURA gives you an answer. Four daily scores, each measured against your own baseline and broken down into the exact reasons behind it — so you know how ready you are, and why.
Works with Google Health & Fitbit·your data stays yours·not a medical device
Every score is a running total you can read line by line — what helped, what hurt, and by how much, always against your own normal range rather than a population average. Over weeks it learns your patterns: how late caffeine costs you sleep, how a hard week bleeds into recovery.
How ready your body is today, from overnight HRV and resting heart rate against your own baseline.
~38 min less sleep after caffeine past 3pm · 17 days observed
strong positive relationship · 42 days
Log the life around the data — caffeine, alcohol, training, stress, late meals — and CURA quietly correlates it against your own physiology. Only associations with enough evidence surface, each with its sample size and a confidence rating. No breathless claims, no fake causation — just what your numbers actually support.
See it on your own dataSign in with Google to link your Google Health / Fitbit data — sleep, heart rate, HRV and activity.
CURA computes Recovery, Sleep, Strain and Energy each day against your own baseline, not a generic one.
Every score breaks down into its factors, with trends and personal patterns — synced across your devices.
Plus journaling, nutrition, medication tracking and a body-aware planner that schedules around how recovered you are — one place instead of five apps.
Connect your wearable and get your first set of personalised scores — with the reasons behind every one — in minutes.
Open CURAFree to use · your data stays yours · not a medical device
CURA reads your Google Health / Fitbit data (heart rate, HRV, sleep and activity) for one purpose: to calculate and show your own scores and trends back to you. It's stored in your personal account so it syncs across your devices, is never sold, and is never used for advertising. Medication and journal entries are treated as sensitive and are never used to train models.
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