
InnerRipple: Know Your Health
Insights that fuel better days
About
This app analyzes your body signals, including heart rate and sleep, comparing them to your personal baseline. It provides insights backed by peer-reviewed research to help you make impactful adjustments for better health.
What's New in InnerRipple
1.0.7
October 26, 2026
New: export your data. In Settings, Your data, save a backup and spreadsheets of your daily history, daily actions, bloodwork and settings to Files, or send them wherever you like. Nothing leaves your phone until you choose where it goes. Restoring from a backup adds back days, plans and settings missing after a reinstall or on a new iPhone, without changing anything already there. New: on iPhone the Mindful Minute button now floats over every screen, and you can drag it anywhere so it never covers a reading. Prefer a companion? Pick the water drop in Settings, Appearance. It rests when Recovery reads low, brightens when it reads well, nods when you make a plan, and splashes when Apple Health shows the plan worked out. Fixes: the sleep and steps cards on Insights now compare only your HRV and resting heart rate, so sleep or steps can't come out ahead just because they are part of the score. A card shows only with at least 5 days on each side and a gap bigger than its margin of error. The Recovery line no longer names an ordinary night's sleep as the main lift every morning. The HRV action on Today now waits for a clearly low night, not a slightly low one. What made this number now shows what each signal was compared with, and resting heart rate to one decimal there. A past day keeps the score it had that morning instead of being re-scored against today. A HIGH or LOW tag now shows only when a reading is clearly away from your usual, not slightly. HRV, resting heart rate and breathing that stay within their normal night-to-night range now count as your usual in Recovery, so an ordinary night no longer moves the score.
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FAQ
What is InnerRipple?
InnerRipple is a health and fitness app that reads your body signals like heart rate and sleep, compares them to your personal 30-day baseline, and cites peer-reviewed research for its insights. It aims to provide actionable adjustments for better healthspan.
Does InnerRipple require an account?
No, InnerRipple does not require an account, login, or any tracking. All computations are done on your iPhone's processor, and it uses Apple Health permissions managed in iPhone Settings.
What health signals does InnerRipple track?
InnerRipple tracks heart, sleep, breath, motion, and body composition signals. It also includes apnea screening on Apple Watch Series 9+ and integrates with HealthKit.
Is InnerRipple a medical device?
No, InnerRipple is not a medical device. It provides insights and a composite score for motivation, but it does not offer diagnoses or replace professional medical advice. It clearly states what it cannot see, such as diet or genetics.
What devices does InnerRipple support?
InnerRipple supports iPhone and Apple Watch. The watchOS companion offers various surfaces for on-the-go health monitoring and breathing exercises.
How often is InnerRipple updated?
The latest version is 1.0.1, and the app was last updated on 2026-06-22. Specific update frequency is not detailed, but it is actively developed by STILL RAFT PTY LTD.
What is the user sentiment for InnerRipple?
Based on the provided data, InnerRipple has a perfect 5.0-star rating from 1 review, indicating very positive initial user sentiment.
Does InnerRipple have ads?
No, InnerRipple does not have advertisements. It is a free application with no in-app purchases or ads.










