For practices, clinics and pharmacies
Something calm for the nights between appointments.
Baku helps people with recurring nightmares practise imagery rehearsal, the approach the American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommends for nightmare disorder, at home and in their own words. It works alongside your care, never instead of it. The printed kit is free, and you earn nothing for it, on purpose.
Alongside care, never instead of it
What Baku does, and what it doesn’t.
What it does
- Rewrite and rehearse: a new ending for a recurring dream, written and practised in the day, a few minutes at a time.
- A short evening ritual to wind down, with slow breathing and the rehearsed ending.
- Nightlight for 3 a.m.: a warm ember light, slow breathing and grounding. Free forever, no account needed.
- A private journal and a moon calendar, so patients can bring what they noticed to their next appointment.
What it doesn’t
- It does not diagnose and makes no healing claims. It is a wellness app, not a medical device and not a DiGA.
- It does not replace therapy. For nightmares after trauma it suggests working with a therapist and starting with a milder dream.
- In a crisis it shows local help lines at once, and the Guide hands over to human help.
- It never shows you anything about your patients.
The one rule
You earn nothing. On purpose.
Healthcare partners never receive a commission, fee, discount or gift for recommending Baku. Professional codes and anti-kickback rules in Switzerland, Germany and Austria point the same way, and our systems enforce it. A recommendation should stay free of money, so your patients can trust that it is about them.
Two weeks of Plus
Patients who use your practice’s code try Baku Plus free for two weeks instead of the usual seven days.
Nightlight, free forever
The 3 a.m. mode works for everyone, without an account and without paying.
Private by design
Journals are encrypted and stored in Switzerland, never sold and never used for ads. We never tell you who used your code.
The kit, free of charge
Everything carries your practice’s own QR code.
And the code printed in words, so it works without scanning. Every QR code opens Baku with your code already filled in.
For practices, clinics and pharmacies
Waiting room kit
- An A4 poster for the waiting room
- 50 A6 cards to hand out
- An A6 table stand for the reception or counter
- A short note for your team on how Baku works alongside care
For therapists, psychologists and sleep physicians
Recommendation pad
- An A5 pad of 50 rewrite worksheets, with your QR code at the foot of each sheet
- 25 A6 cards
- The note for your team
We send kits to Switzerland, Germany and Austria. A kit usually leaves us within five working days, and we send refills on request.
How it works
From request to the first card.
You request a kit
With the form below. It takes about two minutes.
We check and create your code
We confirm that every request comes from a real practice, then set up your code with your practice’s name.
Your kit arrives
It usually leaves us within five working days.
Patients scan
They get Baku with two weeks of Plus. You see nothing about them; on request, how many people used your code in a quarter, with counts under five shown as fewer than five.
Questions clinicians ask.
Is Baku a medical device or a DiGA?
Does it replace therapy?
What happens in a crisis?
What data do you see, and what do we see?
Why is it free for us?
Who is Baku for?
Which languages does Baku speak?
Request your kit
A free kit for your practice.
We send kits to practices, clinics and pharmacies in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Questions first? Write to hello@baku.care.