Track your
body like
a CEO.

Correct. Boojee Health stores all your data in your browser's localStorage — on your device, not on any server. You open the app, log your metrics, and that's it. No email, no password, no sign-up. The only caveat is that data doesn't automatically sync across devices; use the Export/Import feature to move your history to a new phone.

Because fabricated readings are misleading. Many health apps pre-populate charts with fake data to look impressive. Boojee Health shows you an honest empty state until you log your first entry. The trends page says "log your first entry to see your trend" — and means it. Once you have real data, the charts are built from that and nothing else.

Clearing browser data wipes localStorage, which means your health history would be lost. To prevent this: go to the Devices tab → Export backup. This downloads a JSON file with all your entries and goals. On a new phone or after restoring a browser, open the app → Devices → Import backup. Cloud sync with automatic backup is on the roadmap.

Device sync means the app would pull your data directly from Apple Health, Google Fit, or Fitbit — no manual entry needed. It is not live yet. Each integration requires OAuth, API credentials, and a backend Lambda. The integration paths are fully documented in the app's Devices tab and in NEEDS-WIRING.md. Express your interest in the app and you'll be notified when each goes live.

The built-in apps are excellent for passive sensor data (steps from your phone's accelerometer, heart rate from an Apple Watch). Boojee Health is for intentional manual logging — the metrics you want to track deliberately, like sleep quality, water intake, mood, and resting heart rate you measure yourself. When device sync is live, Boojee Health will serve as a unified view across wearables.