The Web of Life

Wellness only works when all five pillars move together.

Sleep. Stress. Nutrition. Activity. Social connection. Anyo treats them as one connected system, because health is one connected system — not five separate scores.
Today's Health Score
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Five pillars, one system

Why each pillar matters.

Sleep

67% of employees report poor sleep.

Cognitive performance, mood regulation, and metabolic risk all hinge on sleep. Anyo tracks duration, consistency, and recovery — and routes employees to behavioural sleep coaching when patterns slip.

Stress

Burnout drives ₹1.8L Cr loss/yr.

Stress is the most under-measured workplace health risk. Anyo combines mood signals, session usage, and self-reported workload to surface team-level burnout patterns — without naming individuals.

Nutrition

Poor nutrition = 11% productivity loss.

Nutrition is the highest-leverage daily lever. Anyo nutritionists work from blood-report markers, not generic diet plans — and Rhythm logs food and water intake without turning it into a chore.

Activity

Desk workers average <3,000 steps/day.

Movement is consistently the easiest and most ignored intervention. Steps challenges, the AI fitness library, and on-site movement breaks make it a team behaviour — not an individual willpower test.

Social Connection

Loneliness raises mortality risk by 26%.

The wellness signal most platforms ignore. Clubs, Circles, and team challenges turn isolated wellness into peer culture — the single biggest predictor of long-term adoption.

How it works

From one score to the right next step.

01

One score, five pillars.

Sleep, stress, nutrition, activity, and social connection — tracked daily in Rhythm, rolled up into one picture.

02

See where it's weakest.

Most people are strong on one or two pillars and weak on the rest. The Web of Life shows exactly which one needs attention first.

03

Get pointed at the right support.

A weak pillar routes to a relevant programme, expert, or habit — not a generic tip.

The Web of Life

Questions about the Web of Life

What is the Web of Life?+
The Web of Life is how Anyo measures whole-person health — across five pillars: sleep, stress, nutrition, activity, and social connection. Anyo treats them as one connected system, because in practice they move together.
Why five pillars and not just one wellness score?+
A single number hides which part of your health actually needs attention. Five pillars mean the score points somewhere specific — sleep, or stress, or nutrition — instead of a vague overall rating.
How is this different from Lyfis?+
Lyfis scores specific disease risk (liver, sugar, heart, and so on) from a self-assessment and blood work. The Web of Life is broader — it looks at daily lifestyle pillars that influence all of those risks over time.
Where does the data come from?+
Mostly from Rhythm — your daily habits — plus session usage and, where relevant, self-reported check-ins. No pillar is scored from a single data point.

See your team's Web of Life.

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