You’ll need
An iPhone (iOS 16 or later) and Apple’s free TestFlight app. An Apple Watch is a nice-to-have, not a requirement — it’s needed to view the HRV information Pali reads, but everything else works without one.
The beta
Premium is free
for the whole beta.
Every feature of Pali™ is unlocked from day one, with a founding rate available afterward if you want to keep going. Setup takes about five minutes.
What taking part involves
Five short things,
and then you’re in.
Nothing here takes longer than an afternoon, and most of it takes five minutes.
One signal is enough
Pali reads continuous glucose and heart rate variability independently — CGM only, HRV only, or both. Dexcom and Abbott connect through Nightscout; Medtronic through Guardian Monitor. HRV comes from an Apple Watch by way of Apple Health.
Setup takes about five minutes
A personal TestFlight invitation installs Pali, and onboarding walks through connecting signals and preferences.
Then Pali learns you
Until it has enough of your data it shows Establishing Baseline rather than guessing — about the first week of connected data for each signal. Your state is read against your own history, not a target someone else set.
Prefer not to connect real data?
A shared demo data set shows the full experience without any personal data involved — details are in the Getting Started guide that comes with your invitation.
What we’d love you to check
Does your state match how you actually feel?
Anything confusing, mislabeled, or unexpected? Anything that feels genuinely useful? Feedback goes through TestFlight or straight to us — both reach the same small team.
Request access
Tell us where to send the invitation.
A small cohort at a time, so everyone gets a real answer when they write in.
Thank you.
That’s with us. We’ll come back to you with a TestFlight invitation and the Getting Started guide.
Before you join
Pali is a general wellness product; it is not a medical device, does not provide medical advice or diagnosis, and is not a substitute for healthcare providers or a CGM’s own alerts.