For employers · planned program
Healthier teams, one small step at a time.
The planned Bee app will help employees turn what their doctor told them into small daily actions for food, movement, sleep, and stress. The planned employer program would provide group-level reporting, not individual health data. Pilot availability and terms are not yet set.
The problem
Most people know what to do. Doing it every day is the hard part.
U.S. adults have prediabetes. More than 8 in 10 of them don't know it.
Source: CDClower risk of type 2 diabetes for people with prediabetes who finish a structured lifestyle program (71% for people over 60).
Source: CDC National DPPweight loss, through healthier eating and 150 minutes of activity a week, is what drove those results. For a 200-pound person, that's 10 to 14 pounds.
Source: CDCWhat employees get
A coach in their pocket, not another tracker.
A small daily plan
Three to five actions a day that fit their schedule, each with a plain reason why. No long workouts or strict diets.
Help with health warning signs
Daily habits for blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, and weight, plus sleep and stress for everyone else.
A plan that bends
Busy week? Night shift? Bad knees? Bee adjusts the plan to what each person can actually do.
Food that fits their life
Better versions of everyday meals, with options for different cultures and budgets.
Team challenges
Friendly company-wide goals, like after-lunch walks, that people can do together.
Plain language
Everything is written to be easy to read, without medical jargon.
How a pilot works
Simple to start. Easy to measure.
A pilot is the fastest way to see if Bee works for your team. We plan to handle setup and invitations. The program is not available yet.
Pick a group
Choose a team or location to start with. All you need is a list of who can join.
We handle the launch
We set up a sign-up page for your company and send the invitations.
Employees join on their own terms
Joining is optional. Each person picks their own goals and decides what to share.
You see group results
Regular reports on sign-ups, how many people stay active, and the types of actions they complete, as group totals only.
Privacy first
You see the team. Never the person.
No personal health data for employers
Employers only get group-level reports. You will never see an individual's health goals, readings, meals, or conversations.
Small groups stay hidden
We don't report on groups so small that a person could be identified.
We never sell health data
Not to employers, insurers, advertisers, or data brokers.
Employees stay in control
People can leave the program and delete their data at any time.
Questions
Employer FAQ
Which health goals does Bee focus on?
Prediabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and weight, plus sleep, stress, and energy for everyone else. Bee supports healthy habits alongside each person's medical care. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or change medications.
Can we see individual employee data?
No. Employers only receive group-level reports. Personal health information stays between the employee and Bee.
How long does a pilot take to launch?
Once we have a list of who can join, we set up your sign-up page and invitations. We'll agree on a launch date together when pilot requests open.
How much does it cost?
Pilot pricing depends on the size of the group. Pilot requests are not open yet, but you can email hello@dailybeehealthy.com to hear when they are. Pricing and program details will be set before launch.
Request a pilot
Let's talk about your team.
The pilot program is still being planned. If you'd like to hear when it opens, email us with your company name and team size.
Email us
Tell us about your team.
Use the subject line "Pilot" and include your company name and about how many people work there.
hello@dailybeehealthy.comPlease don't include private health details.