Charged & calm
Energy to enjoy. Room to breathe.
Higher energy with lower stress. Furl invites you to make room for something that matters to you.
Unfurl Many moods.
Many moods.
One little Furl.
An expressive companion for your body’s day. Furl reflects the app’s estimates, with small reminders to move, pause or rest. These expressions are examples—not an assessment of you.
Finding your rhythm
A little movement. A little rest.
A balanced stretch of your day. Keep the small habits that help you feel steady.
A great recharge
A good night deserves a little joy.
Furl celebrates a strong estimated overnight recharge. A bright start, without a score to chase.
Busy & energized
Energy is up. So is the pace.
Your body may have energy while its stress estimate is elevated. A short pause can be a useful reminder.
Running hot
A moment to slow the pace.
A more intense expression when the stress estimate is high and energy is still available.
Running low
Permission to take it gently.
Lower estimated energy, with a calmer stress reading. Furl suggests pacing yourself and making room for rest.
Low & stretched
You don’t have to do it all.
Lower energy meets elevated stress. Furl offers a small, practical invitation to pause.
Time for a pause
Small steps are enough.
The more intense low-energy, high-stress expression. The numbers are estimates, never a judgment about you.
Recharging
Rest has its own rhythm.
When the app identifies sleep, Furl curls up. Recorded sleep and supported provisional sleep help the model estimate recovery.
After a workout
You moved. Now let it settle.
For the hour after a supported workout, Furl stays in recovery mode, even if a stress number is already available.
Getting to know you
Every friendship starts somewhere.
Without data, or while the app is learning your rhythm, Furl stays curious. Body Energy needs about a day and a half of wear.
Nine contextual moods, with two additional illustrations for higher stress. Furl’s expression is selected by the app’s rules; you do not need to choose a mood or enter feelings.
Understand the estimates behind the expressions