A whole herd of moos for your whole team. Free for every employee, works on every device they already have, requires zero IT setup. Dracu-moo finds this entire concept upsetting.
That post-lunch crash isn't a caffeine problem. Research ties it closely to prolonged sitting and blood sugar regulation. Sixty-second movement breaks improve alertness and focus in the hours that follow. Moo's been saying this for years. Now there's data.
Your fittest employees still face independent health risks from sitting six to eight hours a day. The morning workout doesn't undo it. The Peloton class doesn't undo it. Only one thing undoes it: actually getting up. Moo handles the reminder.
The wellness programs that actually work are the ones people use. Supermoo is download-and-done. No corporate sign-on, no quarterly wellness challenge, no leaderboard. Just a cow named moo and an hourly buzz. Dracu-moo finds this entire approach "insulting in its simplicity."
Physical inactivity is estimated to cost employers significantly in healthcare spend and lost productivity. Most workplace wellness investments target exercise (which is good (but miss the hours employees spend seated at their desks between gym visits.
Supermoo is the intervention that runs in the background of the workday, not alongside it. It doesn't ask for a gym trip. It asks for sixty seconds. That's the dose the research points to for measurable metabolic impact.
read the peer-reviewed science →Drop supermoo.org in slack, email, or your #wellness channel. That's the rollout. There's nothing else.
iPhone, Android, Mac menubar, Chrome - they pick what fits their setup. No account. No SSO. No IT involvement.
Hourly nudges. Streaks. Levels. Villain escalation when someone slacks. Dracu-moo emerges in dark mode. It's a whole thing.
Premium is $5 once, forever, per person. Apple Watch, custom intervals, sound picker. Reimburse it as a wellness perk. Dracu-moo is devastated by the price.
The full moo experience, no credit card required. Works on every platform, forever.
Apple Universal Purchase - one payment unlocks iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac with the same Apple ID.
the app is free to download right now. no onboarding needed. if you have questions about your team, premium reimbursement, or anything else - just email us.
email support@supermoo.org →No. Supermoo is a consumer app on the App Store, Google Play, and Chrome Web Store. There's no enterprise provisioning, no MDM profile, no IT ticket. Employees download it the same way they download any personal app. The Chrome extension may need allowlisting on managed Chrome if you have strict extension policies, but it requires no special permissions.
No. Supermoo has no account system. Move counts, streaks, and settings live only on the individual's device. Nothing is sent to our servers, no analytics are tied to individuals, and we have no way to see any employee's data. We're a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with no ad business model - collecting data would cost us money, not make us money. You can read the full privacy policy here.
Premium is $5 per person, once, forever. There's no subscription and no per-seat annual fee. For teams, the cleanest path is to offer it as a $5 wellness perk that employees can expense. If you want to discuss bulk purchasing or a custom arrangement, fill out the form above and we'll work something out. We're a nonprofit and genuinely want to find a way to make this work for your team.
Genuinely free. No trial timer, no credit card, no "free tier that expires." The free version gets three daily reminders (10am, 1pm, 3:30pm), villain escalation, moo levels, and all the core features. Premium adds custom timing, Apple Watch support, and the iOS widget. Free does enough. Premium does more. Neither ever expires.
iPhone (iOS 16+), Mac (macOS 13+ as a menubar app), Android (6+), Apple Watch (premium), and Chrome (as a browser extension, works on any OS with Chrome installed including Windows). For a mixed Mac/Windows office, the Chrome extension covers Windows machines - it works whether employees are on a MacBook or a PC.
Yes. Supermoo doesn't integrate with wellness platforms or HR systems (by design (no employee data means nothing to integrate). It sits alongside whatever you have. Think of it as the thing that runs in the background of someone's actual workday, nudging movement, while your wellness platform handles the rest. It fills a gap most wellness platforms don't touch: the hours between activities.
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