LazyScore – Finally Rewarded

I have a friend who runs five miles every morning. He looks terrible. I also have a cat. The cat does not run five miles. The cat looks magnificent. LazyScore understands this.

Most health apps want you to do more. More steps. More calories. More standing up for no reason. LazyScore is the opposite. It has three rings — Rest, Spare, and Sink — and they start full each morning. Move around, and they drain. Do nothing, and they stay full. This is not a bug. This is the point.

Your actual health data goes in. A laziness score comes out. Up to 1,000 points. You earn them by staying horizontal, sleeping generously, and keeping your heart rate at a calm, philosophical pace. There are achievements.

WHAT YOU GET:
• Three rings — Rest, Spare, Sink — that start full and drain when you move. The anti-Activity Rings.
• A daily laziness score calculated from your real HealthKit data. Up to 1,000 points. None of them for effort.
• Over 60 achievements for things like sleeping past noon and successfully avoiding stairs.
• Anti-achievements for accidentally being active. 10,000 steps? That is not a badge. That is a warning.
• Lazy Coaching — daily advice your doctor would not approve of.
• Weekly trends, so you can track your progress in doing nothing. (Yes, progress. In nothing.)
• Apple Watch app with rings and achievements on your wrist. So you don't have to lift your phone.
• Widgets for iPhone and Watch, because opening an app is already too much work.
• Everything stays on your device. No cloud. No servers. Your laziness is nobody's business.

NOTE: LazyScore is satire. It does not give medical advice. For health questions, please consult someone who gets up early on purpose.