Baseline is not a medical device

Baseline reads your fitness exports and produces a plain-English summary of what your training data is showing. It is a training and self-understanding tool, intended for adults using consumer fitness devices.

Baseline is not a medical device. It is not regulated by the MHRA, the FDA or any equivalent authority. Baseline does not diagnose, prevent, treat or cure any medical condition. Nothing in a Baseline Report is medical advice.

If you are worried about a symptom, a change in your resting heart rate, your blood pressure, your weight, a sleep problem, an injury or anything else about your health, please speak to a qualified medical professional. In the UK, that’s your GP, NHS 111 or, in an emergency, 999.

Every Baseline Report shows the data-confidence and caveats behind its numbers. When a number is based on a small sample, a noisy source or a body-composition estimate rather than a clinical measurement, we say so.

Consumer fitness devices — watches, scales, chest straps and rowing machines — are excellent for tracking trends over time. They are not substitutes for clinical measurement. Please treat Baseline in the same spirit.

If you have any questions about what Baseline does and doesn’t claim, email hello@getbaseline.fit.

Draft last updated: 11 August 2026.