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Recent App Improvements

A plain-language timeline of what changed in our iOS and Mac app.

Updated November 12, 2026. Latest published versions: iPhone 1.113 · Mac 2.012.

August–November entries below are verified against the iPhone and Mac App Store version histories. Dates use UTC. Earlier entries are our archived development timeline; dates may differ from App Store publication. Pro features require the relevant subscription.

· iPhone 1.113

Sync with fewer steps. Clearer sync controls, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, and Shortcuts access. See when a compatible Mac has received and imported your data, with better recovery from interrupted syncs and connection problems.

· Mac 2.012

A simpler way to receive iPhone data. Automatic receiving resumes at startup and after waking. A streamlined menu bar shows sync status and opens your health data. Safer imports and receipt confirmation work with compatible iPhone versions.

· Mac 2.011

Reliability and clearer store previews. Bug fixes and performance improvements, plus updated App Store screenshots showing multi-year Health data analysis.

· iPhone 1.112

More recoverable sync. Improved sync reliability and status, easier access through Shortcuts, and clearer recovery when subscription plans cannot load.

· Mac 2.010

Optional weekly reminders. Optional weekly reminders and reliability improvements.

· iPhone 1.111

Optional weekly reminders. Optional weekly reminders and reliability improvements.

· Mac 2.009

Everyday or Deep AI Analysis. Pro adds updated OpenAI and Anthropic models with Everyday and Deep Analysis choices. Clearer errors and sharing explanations identify the services receiving your summary; built-in AI runs through the subscription service and OpenRouter.

· iPhone 1.110

More reliable ZIP exports. Fixed an issue that could prevent ZIP files from being created. Export errors now give more accurate guidance when a health-data query times out or fails.

· Mac 2.008

Clearer App Store information. Store information clarifies XML import, local versus optional cloud AI, and base-app versus Pro pricing. The anonymous usage-stats setting can be turned off and excludes health data. This release updates the listing rather than introducing a new analysis feature.

· iPhone 1.109

A clearer handoff to AI. AI exports keep their next steps and a Share again button. Errors appear where they are needed, and an optional survey asks whether the file was usable. Anonymous usage diagnostics can be turned off in Settings.

· Mac 2.007

Accurate paused-workout duration. Analysis preserves active workout time instead of replacing it with total elapsed time, preventing inflated totals and false duration warnings.

· Mac 2.006

A relevant next step. Choose your goal during setup and get a matching next step after your first analysis. Change the goal in Settings. Anonymous usage statistics exclude health data and can be turned off.

· iPhone 1.108

Start with your goal. Choose on-device health answers, an XML export for your Mac, or an AI connection. Clearer guidance when Health access or data is missing; change your goal in Settings. Optional anonymous usage stats exclude health data.

· iPhone 1.107

Better export detail. XML and JSON exports include stable record identifiers and source-device details. Workout-duration units are corrected across export and sync paths, with clearer sync-benefit descriptions.

· Mac 2.005

Blood Oxygen analysis. Blood Oxygen charts and summaries include high-resolution data. Companion exports carry stable record identifiers and source details, with corrected workout-duration units.

· Mac 2.004

Consistent subscription information. Subscription pricing and savings details match the App Store across Mac and iPhone. The companion iPhone release introduces goal-first setup and a Health readiness check.

· iPhone 1.106

A more focused first run. Choose your goal first and follow a three-step setup. A 90-day Health readiness check helps prepare your first export. Subscription pricing and savings details match the App Store.

· Mac 2.003

Life Context, under your control. Keep a local timeline of ratings, travel, illness, stress, medication changes and notes. Choose which items AI may use; unselected items stay local. Results identify shared and cited context and distinguish overlap from causation.

· iPhone 1.105

Subscription setup correction. Subscription options appear at the intended point after onboarding. The companion Mac release adds a consent-controlled Life Context timeline.

· iPhone 1.104

Blood glucose and complete JSON exports. Blood Glucose joins the default AI health summary. JSON exports explicitly offer Raw Samples and use them by default, while export options show whether glucose is included.

· iPhone 1.102

Understand your health on iPhone. A free on-device Summary shows trends. Pro Ask supports follow-up questions using a compact, cited summary rather than your raw export. Weekly Health Brief highlights changes; conversation history stays on your device and can be cleared.

· iPhone 1.101

More complete sleep exports. AI-ready sleep exports include total sleep, time in bed and recorded sleep stages. Missing stages are marked unavailable instead of zero, and overlapping records no longer inflate totals.

· Mac 2.001

More accurate sleep summaries. AI-ready sleep data includes total sleep, time in bed and recorded stages. Missing stages remain unavailable rather than zero, and overlapping records do not inflate sleep totals.

· Mac 2.000

Reuse completed analysis. Reopening an unchanged export with the same AI settings loads the saved analysis, with a Saved ago indicator. Broad summaries cover available supported categories, with clearer conversation context and health calculations.

· Mac 1.999

Private Health Insight History. Search, rename, favorite, continue or delete saved AI conversations on your Mac. Answers retain provider, model, date range and metrics context. Viewing history sends nothing; continuing requires an explicit request. Health calculations and first-run guidance are improved.

· Mac 1.998

Choose your units and sources. A kilometers/miles preference applies across charts, reports, exports and AI summaries. Select which apps and devices count toward analysis. A welcome checklist guides the first analysis.

· iPhone 1.100

Smoother onboarding. Refined setup animations and feedback. The upgrade offer appears after onboarding rather than interrupting setup, alongside fixes and polish.

· Mac 1.997

Clearer results and safer imports. Missing data is no longer shown as placeholder zeros. Imports have file-size progress, cancellation and ZIP guidance. AI results are saved with export and retry controls; history is more readable, and the local API requires an access token on every request.

2026-07-31

  • Mac 1.996 — the accuracy release. Walking/running distance recorded in miles is now converted correctly (it was displayed as kilometers), and step and distance totals from an iPhone and Apple Watch worn together are de-duplicated by time overlap instead of double-counted — daily numbers now match the Apple Health app.
  • Real sleep tracking — sleep duration now counts time actually asleep rather than time in bed, so nightly totals and trends are realistic. The sleep chart shows true stacked stages (Deep, Core, REM, Awake) with a legend.
  • One date control for every chart — pick a week, month, quarter, or year on any chart and every other chart follows. You can step back through earlier periods on every metric, including HRV.
  • Smarter iPhone sync — automatic syncs from the iPhone app now build one continuous "Synced Health Data" dataset on the Mac instead of saving each tiny sync as a separate history entry, so your synced history shows real charts.
  • Cleaner AI insights — tables and lists in AI analysis now render properly, and numbers use your region's formatting.

2026-07-24

  • Mac 1.995 — smoother imports. Clearer guidance when an Apple Health export file is empty or not the expected XML/JSON file, and the import screen now asks for export.xml after unzipping the export archive.
  • Fixed the 40% stall — Mac analysis could stop making progress around 40% on some exports; it now completes reliably.
  • Support emails now include your actual app version and build number, so we can help faster.

2026-07-04

  • iPhone export reliability — an optional or newly unavailable data type no longer stops an entire XML, CSV, or JSON export.
  • Locked-iPhone syncs handled gracefully — if iOS blocks background access to protected health data, the app now asks you to unlock and retry instead of showing a raw HealthKit error.
  • Improved iCloud sync reliability for first syncs, 90-day syncs, and daily automations.

2026-06-26

  • Mac 1.993 — first pass at multi-device accuracy. Overlapping step samples from more than one source are no longer added together and inflated, and heart-rate readings synced twice are no longer counted twice. The heart-rate average is clearly labelled as covering all readings (including workouts) so it isn't mistaken for your resting rate.

2026-06-13

  • Mac 1.992 / iPhone 1.097 — big-library exports. Exporting your full health history no longer stalls or fails on large libraries, export errors state the actual reason (like low storage), and saved exports no longer vanish from History when the system clears temporary files.
  • A refreshed, more consistent look across the app with full dark-mode support.

2026-05-19

  • iPhone 1.096 — CSV export fix. Fixed a daily-aggregate CSV export failure on recent iOS versions, added a fallback path so HealthKit statistics errors don't stop the whole export, and made AI data-sharing disclosures clearer.

2026-05-14

  • Daily Scores — Strain, Sleep & Recovery — the Mac app's new Overview tab shows three computed scores (0–100) calculated directly from your Apple Health data: Strain (physical load from workouts and active energy), Sleep (quality from sleep hours and estimated efficiency), and Recovery (readiness from HRV and resting heart rate). Each score shows a 7-day average, a trend vs. the prior 7 days, and a plain-language label such as "Light day", "Solid", or "Steady". No wearable subscription needed — powered entirely by your existing Apple Watch data.

2026-05-10

  • New: healthai CLI — a command-line companion to the Mac app. pipx install healthai, drag-and-drop your export.xml, then ask questions or run slash commands like /sleep and /workouts.
  • Open source — MIT-licensed, on GitHub. Same privacy model as the Mac app: your export.xml never leaves your machine.
  • Read the launch post for the why and a tour of the slash commands.

2026-04-13

  • Dropbox sync — export your health data directly to a Dropbox folder using a personal access token.
  • Nextcloud / WebDAV sync — sync to any Nextcloud server or WebDAV-compatible storage using your app password.
  • Home Assistant sync — push health metrics as sensor states to Home Assistant using a long-lived access token, with a configurable entity prefix.
  • REST API / Webhook sync — send a compact health payload to any HTTP endpoint; supports POST/PUT/PATCH, Bearer token, Basic Auth, and custom headers.
  • Stable file naming — new option to overwrite the same file on each sync instead of generating timestamped copies, keeping your Dropbox or Nextcloud folder tidy.

2026-04-11

  • Added a new onboarding flow to help first-time users set up Health access, reminders, and sync in one guided walkthrough.
  • Added a home screen widget showing live sync status and quick access to export and sync actions.

2026-04-01

  • Added a direct Mac sync option (Pro) — sync your iPhone health data straight to your Mac without going through the cloud.

2026-03-27

  • Added OpenClaw support for daily Apple Health check-ins.
  • Added a local API for AI tools and developer workflows.
  • Added Mac menu bar sync status.
  • Improved iPhone-to-Mac sync and cloud export handling.
  • Improved XML import, saved-analysis loading, and startup responsiveness.
  • Improved subscription reliability and macOS paywall behavior.

2026-02-14

  • Merged and stabilized recent app improvements.

2026-02-13

  • Improved AI model selection so setup is simpler and more flexible.
  • Added support for more smart ring health metrics.
  • Made pricing messaging clearer: AI analysis is free when using your own API key.
  • Improved release quality checks to reduce regressions.

2026-02-12

  • Sleep duration tracking is now more accurate.
  • Import errors now explain what went wrong in clearer language.
  • Large health export files now load more reliably.

2026-02-08

  • Charts on Mac now show labels correctly, making trends easier to read.

2026-02-05

  • Merged and stabilized recent app improvements.
  • Added daily summaries so it’s easier to check day-by-day patterns.

2026-02-01

  • First-time sync is more stable, with fixes for a crash some users could hit.

2026-01-31

  • Fix data export to include complete history by default.

2026-01-24

  • Use HKStatisticsCollectionQuery for accurate daily step counts in exports.
  • Add social sharing cards, ios companion qr code, and update app store links.

2026-01-22

  • Fix fallback parsing and add mood results.
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