Low Vitamin D could be part of it. Your body only makes Vitamin D when the sun is strong enough. Bask tells you when to step outside.

It might be low Vitamin D. Your body makes it from sunlight, but most of what you actually get doesn't count.
Vitamin D needs strong enough UVB (the sun rays that make Vitamin D) at the right sun angle. If the sun is low, it can be bright outside and still make little to none.
Glass blocks the UVB your body needs for Vitamin D, so desk sunlight feels good but does not count toward production.
Depending on where you live, the sun can sit too low for months to help your body make much Vitamin D.

You're not alone. More than 4 in 10 adults are running low. Answer three quick questions to see your Vitamin D risk score.
1. Where do you live?
Bask checks the weather and finds your window. "Head out around 1:00. Twenty minutes covers you today." No more wondering if it's even worth it.


Most apps just show you the weather. Bask tells you whether you really got what you needed, based on your skin, what you're wearing, and the clouds.


Tap start, put your phone away. Bask keeps time and gives you a heads-up before you've had too much.


Clear answers on sunlight, Vitamin D, privacy, and what Bask can and can't tell you. If you've got a question we missed, support@getbask.app.

It's sunlight, and most people just don't get it right. Bask helps you change that, starting today.