The best teams don't avoid stress. They recover from it faster than everyone else.

When stress takes over Baseline brings you back.

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The real cost

Most companies track sick days. The bigger cost is quieter: people who show up but are running at half capacity. That's where the majority of burnout's financial impact actually sits, not in absence, in reduced output while still at the desk.

Decision quality follows the same pattern. It drops sharply after a run of high-stakes calls in a single day — a pattern showing up at every level, including leadership.

Baseline gives people a way to reset focus in under three minutes, right when they need it. Not therapy. Not a wellness perk. A tool for how fast your team gets back to their best thinking after a hard stretch.

Mobile app screen with a green background, displaying a mood/feelings check-in interface asking "How are you feeling right now?" with options: Shut Down, Carrying the Day, Overwhelmed, Overstimulated, Dreading Tomorrow. The time shown is 22:40 and there are navigation buttons for Home, Away, and Your Base at the top. Button at the bottom labeled "Start My Reset" with an arrow icon.
Mobile app screen titled "Welcome to Baseline" with a button labeled "Begin Check-In" at the bottom, describing a science-backed reset for feeling steady and clear. The startup time is 22:40, and the device has Wi-Fi and battery icons.
A mobile app screen with a timer set for 2 minutes and 3 seconds, titled "RETURN TO NOW" for present moment anchoring. The top shows the time 22:40, a black notch, and status icons. There are buttons at the top labeled "Save," "Why?" and "Your Base." At the bottom, there are icons for reset and play, with text instructing to tap play when ready, and a home icon.
Mobile app screen showing a personal collection of self-care tools, including video exercises named 'Legs Up Reset' and 'Squeeze & Release' at home, for relaxation and calming.
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Why people actually use it

Most wellness tools lose to adoption, not intent. Nobody opens a twenty-minute app mid-crisis.

Baseline takes one to three minutes, works from a phone, and needs no training. Built by a clinician, matched to the state someone's actually in rather than one generic exercise for everyone. Rolls out identically across every team and location, no setup required per office.

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The story behind BaseLine

I built Baseline because I believe everyone deserves more moments at baseline — not just when life is calm, but especially when it isn’t.

My work has shown me how powerful it is when people can return to themselves quickly and gently. Baseline makes that accessible to anyone.

Frequently asked questions

Not a wellness app. A tool for real life.

  • body first

    for moments when thinking doesn’t help.

  • short & real

    1–3 minute practices that fit your day.

  • therapist build

    grounded in science and real experience.

  • quiet design

    no noise, no overwhelm, just simple support.