Health that works for people and organisations

Basis is a preventative health platform designed to help individuals build strength, physical capacity, recovery, and sustainable habits over time. For organisations, Basis provides a people-first approach to workforce health, supported by responsible, high-level insight into participation, capacity, and risk trends. We are not a fitness challenge platform, and we are not a clinical service.

Basis is designed for the majority of people in an organisation, not just the already fit. It is beginner-friendly by default, adaptable to different roles and schedules, and built to support long-term participation rather than short-term intensity.

Yes. Most Basis users start with little or inconsistent training experience. Programs are structured, progressive, and designed to meet people where they are, without intimidation or pressure.

Participation is designed into the system. Everyone starts with a finite, guided program. Challenges are layered on top to reinforce habits. Events create momentum and natural re-entry points. Progress is never reset due to missed time. Engagement is measured as coverage, not competition

This approach consistently supports broader participation than intensity-driven wellness programs.

No. Challenges are optional, short-term behaviour supports. They are designed to reinforce consistency, not replace core training or create pressure.

Events sit on top of structured training. They provide shared goals, social momentum, reasons to re-engage.

Events do not replace foundational programs and are not treated as performance competitions.

All programs run in structured six-week blocks. This provides enough time for meaningful adaptation, while remaining psychologically manageable and compatible with real-life schedules.

No. Programs are accessible with no equipment at entry. Equipment can be added later to support progression, but it is never required to begin.

Nothing is lost. Basis does not punish breaks or missed time. Users continue from where they left off, with progression guided by current capacity and recovery.

Organisations see aggregated, de-identified insights only. This includes: participation coverage, high-level capacity trends, behavioural consistency signals, self-reported wellbeing patterns (directional, not diagnostic)

No individual-level health data is visible.

Basis is a decision-support tool. Insights are interpreted in plain language to help leaders understand: whether things are improving or worsening, where risk may be emerging, where attention should be focused next.

It is not a raw analytics dashboard.

Participation and activity data update continuously. Organisational insights are designed to be interpreted over weekly and monthly timeframes to avoid overreaction to short-term noise.

Individuals retain ownership of their personal health data. Organisations only ever access aggregated, de-identified insights.

No. Basis is explicitly not a performance management or surveillance tool. Data is never linked to individual performance, remuneration, or employment decisions.

Data residency is managed deliberately. Primary data residency is in Australia. EU data residency is supported where required for GDPR compliance

This ensures regional compliance and organisational control.

Basis uses a security-by-design architecture aligned with modern enterprise standards, including: Encrypted data at rest and in transit, secure identity and access management, network isolation and segmented environments, continuous monitoring and threat detection, full audit logging across environments.

Security is built into the infrastructure, not added later.

Yes. Basis is built on AWS using established best-practice services for identity management, application security, monitoring, and compliance. Security and access controls are designed to scale across multiple organisations while maintaining strict separation and containment. Detailed security documentation can be provided during procurement or security review if required.

No. Basis is a non-clinical preventative health platform. It does not diagnose conditions, provide medical advice, or replace clinical care.

No. Basis is designed to complement existing services by supporting physiological regulation, routine, and participation. It does not provide mental health treatment or crisis support.

Most organisations can pilot Basis within weeks. Rollout is lightweight and does not require complex integrations or equipment purchases.

Yes. Pilots are encouraged and are often the best way to understand participation patterns and organisational fit.

Success is defined by: broad participation across the workforce, sustained engagement over time, improving capacity and consistency trends, increased confidence in workforce health signals. Not by short-term activity spikes.