Kicker is a personal health agent for people who want help with sleep, food, exercise, and the follow-through that slips during a busy week. It connects Oura, WHOOP, Fitbit, and everyday apps, then uses sleep, activity, and schedule data to pick a short list of what matters today, block time for a workout, or move meetings after a late night. The launch was posted by Alex Liu, who is building Kicker in San Francisco and previously founded a game studio that reached 1 million users and $4 million in ARR. On its about page, the company says it has integrated health devices and partnered with supplement suppliers, and that the near-term focus is everyday nutrition, sleep, and exercise, with a system that learns a person's preferences over time. Alongside the launch, Kicker published a research note on how the agent is meant to remember and carry tasks through, including a rule that user permissions stay fixed while it tests changes to its own methods. It reports a joint-highest published score of 9 out of 10 for proactive behavior and for permissions and privacy on Assistant Benchmark's General scorecard, using scores updated October 23, 2026. The full scorecard is 7.8 out of 10, with 9 of 15 dimensions tested, so those marks are category scores, not an overall ranking. iOS and Android listings add meal-photo calorie logging and daily meal plans, and they state that Kicker is a wellness companion and does not provide medical advice.