In TestFlight · iPhone & Apple Watch
Your steps, workouts and sleep from Apple Health become a creature that thrives when you move — and in Mortal Mode can genuinely die.
You're not taking care of the pet. You're taking care of yourself. The pet is living proof.
$19.99 once, after a 21-day trial. No subscription — your health data never leaves your phone.
This is Flamy. One of four companions.
How it works
Apple Health syncs automatically. Your real activity drops up to three meals a day — drag one onto your pet and it eats from your hand.
An apple
for hitting your steps
A banana
for a real workout
A pear
for a good night's sleep
Food doesn't stockpile. Tomorrow has to be earned again — your consistency puts food on its table.
Ten stages, unlocked only through real activity. Progress is the pet, not a chart.
Add up to three small quests — a walk, a stretch, a glass of water. Skip one and nothing is lost. A nudge, never a punishment.
What it reads
Computed on your device. The numbers are the input — the pet is the output.
HRV, resting heart rate, sleep and BMI — one living score.
Steps, distance and workouts, straight from Apple Health.
A good night earns a pear. Rest is food here.
A quiet day is rest, not failure. Nothing turns red.
The stake
We all abandon streak counters and swipe away badges, because there is no emotional cost to quitting.
Mortal Mode gives it one. Miss too many days and your pet is gone, with a memorial in your timeline.
Death is part of the story — sadness, not shame. Prefer not to carry it? Immortal Mode removes permanent loss. You choose at setup, in a minute.
The companion
Add the optional on-device brain and your pet writes you a short letter about yesterday, in its own voice.
“I missed seeing you today.”
A companion, never “you walked only 4,123 steps”.
Every word is generated on your phone. Skip it and the pet still reacts and celebrates — the app is complete without it.
A winding path of every day with your pet — glowing active days, level-up milestones, streak badges at 7, 30 and 100. Tap any day to replay it.
Flamy, Splosh, Mossy and Blobby — each hand-crafted and animated. More arrive later as optional cosmetic packs.
Platforms
Honestly — no badge that goes nowhere.
The first-class surface — HealthKit, widgets, Live Activity, Dynamic Island.
A real watch app, not a mirror. Your pet lives on your wrist — and you feed it from there.
The Health Connect plumbing is real, but it isn't shipped — and we won't promise a date we don't have.
No web app, and none planned. Your pet lives on the device that knows your day. This page is the only web surface.
The app ships in English, Czech, German, Spanish and French. This website is English-only for now.
Privacy
Most apps promise privacy in a policy. We enforce it in the architecture: no server ever sees your health data. Steps, sleep, coaching, even the pet's letter — all computed on your device. No account, nothing to leak.
Pricing
Like games used to work.
21 days free. No credit card.
$19.99 once
One purchase unlocks everything, forever: all four pets, every mechanic, the coaching, the optional AI brain.
Optional cosmetic packs ($2.99–4.99) arrive later and fund development. The base app is complete without them — always.
Really. $19.99 once, after a 21-day trial. Cosmetic packs are one-time too. If we ever changed it, everyone who paid keeps what they bought — but we don't intend to.
No — by architecture, not policy. No cloud AI, no account, no server that processes your health data. Our small server only ever gets a push token and redacted crash reports, which you can turn off.
You optionally download a compact open model (~3 GB, Wi-Fi) that runs on your phone. Older phones skip it — the pet's built-in personality still reacts and celebrates. Complete either way.
In Mortal Mode, yes — miss too many days and it's gone, with a memorial in your timeline. Immortal Mode removes permanent loss; the pet still grows. You choose at setup.
No. The iPhone app is complete on its own. The watch app is a genuine companion if you have one: your pet on your wrist, complications, feeding from there.
We don't know yet, and we'd rather say so. The Health Connect integration exists in code, but Android isn't shipped and whether it's a launch requirement is still open. When there's a date, this page will carry it.
You can log activity manually. Garmin, Oura and Fitbit are on the roadmap, but not built yet.
In TestFlight, not launched publicly yet. Leave a line and we'll tell you the moment it is — that's the whole list.
Opens your own email app. No form, no tracker, no mailing-list company — just lukas.chylik@gmail.com.
The problem, the wedge, the unit economics, the moat, and an honest status report — written for angels and investors, not for marketing.