Pulse: Couple Wellness

Pulse: Couple Wellness

For couples, near or far apart

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This app translates subtle Apple Watch health data into gentle, human sentences for your partner. It offers daily insights and suggestions for support without revealing raw numbers or creating data archives. Focuses on fostering connection and understanding through discreet daily nudges.

โœ“Daily gentle cues based on health data
โœ“Privacy-focused, no raw data shared
โœ“End-to-end encrypted communication
โœ“Apple Watch integration
โœ“User control over data sharing
โœ“Optional rhythm awareness
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What's New in Pulse

1.6.2

September 30, 2026

Pulse could close on its own, a few seconds after opening a screen. The crash came from how the top bar of a page was measured before the rest of the app had reached it, and it has been there since 1.2. It is gone now, at the root rather than one screen at a time. If Pulse ever does close unexpectedly, it asks the next time you open it whether to send us what went wrong. You see exactly what is in the report before anything leaves your phone, and nothing is sent unless you tap Send. Only your partner can make your phone light up now. Until this version, knowing someone's iCloud ID was enough to send them a notification that looked like it came from their partner. Every notification now carries a key only your two phones can work out, and our server checks it before passing anything on. Photos and link previews in the chat open without holding up the thread, and a long history no longer slows the app down at launch.

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FAQ

Does Pulse have ads?

No, Pulse is ad-free. The app is designed to provide a focused and uninterrupted experience for couples.

How does Pulse use my Apple Watch data?

Pulse uses subtle signals from your Apple Watch, such as sleep patterns and energy levels, to generate gentle insights. It interprets this data on your device without sharing raw numbers with your partner or the developers.

Is my health data private with Pulse?

Yes, your raw health data never leaves your phone. Pulse interprets your heart rate, sleep hours, and steps locally on your device, and your partner never sees the numbers.

Can I control what my partner sees in Pulse?

Absolutely. You have complete control and can pause sharing instantly, go invisible temporarily, or end the connection entirely. All shared records are deleted if you end the connection.

What kind of insights does Pulse provide?

Pulse provides one gentle cue per day, such as "A calm evening might mean a lot today," along with suggestions like sending a warm message or planning something light. These are estimates designed to help you be there for your partner.

Is Pulse a medical device?

No, Pulse is a wellness companion, not a medical device. Its cues are gentle estimates and do not serve as diagnoses. The app cites reputable sources for its health concepts.

How often is Pulse updated?

The latest version, 1.1.5, was released on July 15, 2026, indicating regular updates. This ensures the app remains reliable and incorporates new features or improvements.

What devices does Pulse support?

Pulse is designed for both iPhone and Apple Watch. This allows for seamless integration and convenient access to insights and features on both devices.