Health Data Export & AI Analyzer
Welcome to the documentation for Health Data Export & AI Analyzer — the privacy-first toolkit for exporting, syncing, importing, converting, and analyzing your Apple Health data across iPhone and Mac.
Local export and local analysis can stay on your devices. Cloud sync, built-in cloud AI, and sharing with another AI service send selected data outside your device. Review the destination and consent before sharing.
What Can You Do?
Getting Started
Set up the iPhone app, choose a sync path, import on Mac, and run your first analysis.
iPhone-to-Mac Sync
Use iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, Direct to Mac, REST API, Home Assistant, or Nextcloud / WebDAV.
Convert Tool
Convert Apple Health XML to CSV, JSON, or Excel directly in your browser.
MCP Server (Claude, Cursor)
Install health-analyzer-mcp and plug Apple Health into Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP client.
OpenClaw Integration
Use the Mac app’s local API with OpenClaw for daily briefs and natural-language health questions.
API Reference
Read-only localhost API for developers, scripts, and custom integrations.
AI Analysis
Use OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, Ollama, or LM Studio to analyze your health data.
Troubleshooting
Fix mismatched numbers, empty charts, stalled analysis, failed exports, and sync that isn't arriving.
For AI Agents
Connect an agent to a user's Apple Health data locally via the health-analyzer-mcp MCP server or the Mac app's local REST API.
How the Product Works Today
- iPhone app: export Apple Health data manually, sync it to a provider, and configure the Home Screen widget.
- Mac app: import Apple Health XML, download synced exports from the Mac Sync tab, run analysis, and expose a local API for integrations.
- Widget: choose whether it starts Quick Sync, Quick Export, or opens the Sync screen. The widget action is configured in iPhone Settings, while the displayed provider comes from the iPhone Sync tab.
Recommended Paths
Fastest manual path
Export XML on iPhone, AirDrop it to Mac, then import and analyze.
Best ongoing setup
Configure sync on iPhone, use the widget for quick refreshes, then pull the latest export from the Mac Sync tab.
Best for integrations
Import on Mac, select a dataset for integrations, enable the local API, then use OpenClaw or scripts.