This & That

This & That

Correlations in Health data

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  • Released
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  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
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  • Devices
  • Languages
  • January 30, 2023
  • October 2, 2024
  • 17.0+
  • 12+
  • 10.16MB
  • iPhone, iPad
  • American English

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Version History of This & That

1.9.0

June 5, 2024

- Added Workout data types, one per activity. For example "Walking Workouts", "Downhill Skiing Workouts", etc.

1.8.0

March 3, 2024

- Optional Arc Timeline app location data import, for historical weather data - Note: This update will do a full resync from Health app, to clean up some date+timezone storage mistakes in a previous update

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1.7.0

January 3, 2024

- Scatter plot points are now coloured by age

1.6.1

January 2, 2024

- Found a way to *massively* speed up the correlations updating! Yay! - Fixed weather type to weather type correlations not being queued for update

1.6.0

December 29, 2023

## Weather Data Types This update adds weather data types! This & That will ask for permission to receive approximate location updates, and if granted will then start collecting daily weather reports, grouped into data types such as "Daytime Humidity", "Nighttime Temperature", etc. Note that correlations require at least three days of data to start calculating. And typically it requires several months of data before correlations start showing sensible results instead of nonsense, so it'll be a while before we see the fruits of this labour. But it'll be good to get that ball rolling! Note that the gathered location data is only approximate, using iOS's "imprecise location" system, which is designed to make it impossible to determine your exact location, for greater privacy. Additionally, all location data is deleted after being used for fetching weather reports, so that the app doesn't retain any location data longer than necessary. ## Other Changes - Made more improvements to the correlation updating, so that you should see the data you're currently looking at be updated more quickly - Restyled the lag filters bar on Correlations List view and moved it to the bottom

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1.5.0

November 17, 2023

This update adds Granger causality calculation! Check the new analysis section at the bottom of the Correlation view. Tap the help button next to the analysis to get a simple explanation of what Granger causality means and how it can be useful.

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1.4.0

November 10, 2023

## Added proper two column layout to the iPad app This is just the first small step into building a really fun iPad app! The iPad's larger screen area opens up possibilities for a bunch of larger, more complex, or interactive visualisations that don't really fit on the smaller iPhone screen. I wanted to first get this release live with the two column layout, even though it's only a small first step, because to understand what will work well on iPad first needs us using the app on iPad. As always, I'm happy to brainstorm ideas on the support forum! ## Fixed a bug with Total Sleep collation for days with multiple data sources Note that this fix will only impact new data. To purge and recalculate any previously incorrect Total Sleep values you will need to delete and reinstall the app, to get a full fresh HealthKit sync.

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1.3.0

September 27, 2023

Note: This update will delete your database and do a fresh import. The database schema changed quite a bit, such that a migration wasn't really feasible. You'll need to mark your favourite data types as favourites again. Sorry about that! - Added new iOS 17 Health data types - Added lag filter buttons to Correlation List view - Fixed day values getting lost on timezone change - Fixed sleep session data not being imported if missing a timezone - Misc fixes and improvements Addendum: I would love to spend more time on developing this app! As of yet the app isn't earning enough money to justify spending a whole lot of time on it, but hopefully that will change over time. There's lots of cool things that could be done with the available data, both in visualisations and further analysis. For anyone with thoughts or ideas or questions, please do head to the support forum (https://support.bigpaua.com), where I'm always available to discuss and plan exciting ideas!

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1.2.2

May 15, 2023

Fixed some correlations not getting marked for update.

1.2.1

May 5, 2023

- Massively sped up correlation updating - Fixed bug that caused some correlations to never be updated - Correlation List view's chosen lags are now based on "best" / most credible rather than simply strongest - CCF / Lagged Correlations plot's markers for strongest positive / negative lags also now use the "best" / most credible calculation instead of simply strength - Made more progress on stopping low n correlations from incorrectly floating to the top of the list

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Description of This & That

This & That find correlations in your Health data to help you gain a deeper understanding. - Finds correlations between almost all Health app data types, including: - Exercise and activity - Dietary types (both macro and micro nutrients) - Body measurements and vital signs - Tracked symptoms - Reproductive health - Meditation and sleep stages - Environmental sound and headphone exposure - Daily weather (temperature, humidity, precipitation, etc) - Calculates and displays statistically appropriate information such as correlation coefficients, confidence intervals, and p-values. - Calculates cross correlations, lagged correlations for up to 60 days before and after, and also Granger causality. - Provides correlation analyses in layman's terms to make the statistical data accessible and understandable. Note: All app functionality requires an active free trial, active subscription, or Lifetime purchase.
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This & That: FAQ

Can This & That be used on an iPad?

The This & That software is compatible with iPad devices.

Who released the This & That app?

The This & That app was made by Matt Greenfield.

What’s the minimum iOS requirement for the This & That app?

This & That currently supports iOS 17.0 or later.

How does the This & That app rank among users?

The This & That app has a consumer rating of 3.7 and gets mild reviews.

What genre of app is This & That?

The App Category Of The This & That App Is Health & Fitness.

What This & That application version is the current one?

1.9.0 is the most recent version of the This & That app.

What date was the latest This & That update?

This & That released its latest update on October 2, 2024.

What was the This & That release date?

This & That was initially released on March 4, 2023.

What's the content advisory rating of the This & That app?

Contains some content that parents may find inappropriate for younger children, recommended for ages 12 and up.

What languages is This & That available in?

Currently, the This & That app supports the following languages: American English.

Can I access This & That via Apple Arcade's subscription service?

No, This & That is not on Apple Arcade.

Is This & That equipped with in-app purchases?

Yes, This & That is equipped with in-app purchases for your convenience.

Does This & That offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro?

No, This & That does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Are users exposed to ads in This & That?

No, users are not exposed to ads in This & That.

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  • I really like it

    This app is what I’ve been looking for, a simple way to correlate different data sets from the Health app, I can’t believe no else has done it yet, and it is so nicely done here in this app, I use it and check it every day, thanks for making it.
  • Great app!

    I’ve been using this app for the last 6 months. Amazing value!
  • Forced subscription for data that’s already on-device!

    Wanted to try this out. The app absolutely stonewalls you at the subscription payment screen, forcing you to pick a subscription option before you get to experience ANY features.

    This app appears to do data analysis on the data saved locally, on your device, in the Health app. I fail to see the ongoing recurring costs in running an app that doesn’t even appear to need network access. This should have been a one-time payment, instead it feels like a money-grab. No thanks.
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    Developer Response

    There is a one time payment option. There's three options in the list - monthly, yearly, or a one time payment. And the free trial period is there to let you try it before you decide whether to continue with a subscription, so no, there is no "forced subscription". None of these details are hidden - it's all clearly stated in simple terms. Your angry rant is simply wrong. The cost is the development of the app. Apps don't just materialise out of magical ether, fully formed, from wishful thinking. They are the result of hours, weeks, months, or years of development, all of which has to be paid for. In the times before App Stores existed, ongoing development was supported by charging for updates. But when you download an app from the App Store you get updates for free forever. That is why apps have to use the subscription model these days - to ensure continued revenue to support ongoing development. That's the way the market has been structured, by Apple and others, for better or worse. You can't change that by shouting angrily in App Store reviews. Anyway, considering your attitude, yes, it's best you delete my app and not try again. You are not welcome to try again. Goodbye.