Pulse: Couple Wellness

Pulse: Couple Wellness

For couples, near or far apart

3 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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Released
July 1, 2026
Updated
October 30, 2026

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This app translates subtle body changes detected by your wearable into simple, human sentences for your partner. It offers concrete suggestions on how to show up for each other, fostering deeper connection without sharing raw health data.

βœ“Translates body signals into human sentences
βœ“Offers concrete suggestions for support
βœ“Private and secure data sharing
βœ“Learns individual baselines
βœ“Customizable support preferences
βœ“End-to-end encrypted chat and media sharing
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What's New in Pulse

1.7.2

October 30, 2026

Change your mind after sending? Hold a message you sent and tap Edit. You have a day to fix it, and your partner sees it marked as edited. Strike words through: select them while typing and tap the strikethrough button, or wrap them in ~~two tildes~~. Voice messages now show a small dot until they have been heard, so you can tell when your partner listened to yours. Also fixed: pulling the chat down to put the keyboard away now works every time, instead of lagging or stopping halfway.

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FAQ

What is Pulse?

Pulse is a private communication tool for couples that translates subtle body changes detected by wearables into simple, human sentences. It helps partners understand how to best support each other without sharing raw health data.

Does Pulse share my health data with my partner?

No, Pulse is designed to keep your raw health data private. Your partner receives interpreted insights and suggestions, never specific numbers like heart rate or sleep hours. All interpretation happens on your device.

How does Pulse learn my baseline?

Pulse compares your current body signals against your own recent weeks to detect deviations, rather than using a general population average. This personalized approach ensures the cues are relevant to you.

Is Pulse available on Android?

Currently, Pulse is supported on Apple Watch and iPhone. The app is designed to work with Apple's ecosystem for data integration.

How often is Pulse updated?

The latest version of Pulse is 1.7.2, and it was last updated on October 30, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and user experience.

What is the age rating for Pulse?

Pulse has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating indicates minimal content concerns.

Can I customize what helps me?

Yes, you can write down what actually helps you on a hard day in the 'Know Us' section. Pulse then weaves these personal preferences into its suggestions for your partner.

Is the chat feature in Pulse secure?

Yes, the chat, playful gestures, photos, and GIFs are protected with end-to-end encryption. The encryption keys are stored in your iCloud Keychain, ensuring only you and your partner can access the messages.