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This app transforms your iPhone and Apple Watch health data into easy-to-understand daily summaries. It presents your sleep, recovery, and other vital metrics in plain English, offering insights into your body's current state without requiring manual logging.
✓Daily wellbeing brief in plain English
✓Dashboard of key health metrics
✓7, 30, and 90-day trend analysis
✓Home screen and watch face widgets
✓On-device AI for data privacy
✓Reads data from Apple Health
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What's New in Pulse
27.1.1
September 12, 2026
Ask Pulse, on your wrist and out loud. • "Hey Siri, what's my recovery?" — your brief, your readiness, your next metric, answered without opening the app. Works in Shortcuts and Spotlight too. • A visual brief card. Ask from anywhere and the answer comes back as a card you can read at a glance, not a wall of text. • Better answers, checked before you see them. A grader now scores each brief for accuracy and usefulness, and a weak one is rewritten rather than shown. • Steadier layout on iPad and Vision Pro, and a navigation bar that gets out of the way as you scroll. Everything still runs on your device. Your Apple Health data is never uploaded, and there is no account to make. If Pulse has told you something useful about your own health, a rating helps more than you'd think — it's how other people find an app that does this without a cloud behind it. Thank you.
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What health metrics does Pulse display?
Pulse displays a comprehensive range of metrics including sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, steps, active energy, exercise minutes, VO₂ Max, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, wrist temperature, walking heart rate, heart rate recovery, weight, body fat, and mindful minutes, all pulled from Apple Health.
Does Pulse require manual data logging?
No, Pulse does not ask you to log anything. It exclusively reads the data that your iPhone and Apple Watch already collect, ensuring a seamless experience.
How does Pulse ensure data privacy?
Pulse prioritizes your privacy by running all AI analysis on-device using Apple Intelligence. Your health data is never sent to a server, and no account or cloud storage is required.
What devices are needed to use Pulse?
You need an iPhone with iOS 26 or later. An Apple Watch is recommended for the richest data experience. Approximately two weeks of usage data is also needed for the app to establish your baseline.
Is Pulse a medical device?
Pulse is a wellness companion and not a medical device. It does not diagnose conditions or replace healthcare professionals. If you have concerns about your data, you should consult a doctor.
How often is Pulse updated?
The latest version of Pulse is 27.1.1, and it was last updated on September 12, 2026. The developer, Indy.inc, focuses on providing a stable and reliable wellness tool.
Does Pulse have ads?
No, Pulse does not contain advertisements. The app is built by an independent developer with a focus on user experience and data privacy, not on ad monetization.
What are the benefits of using Pulse's on-device AI?
The on-device AI ensures that your most personal health data remains private, as it is processed directly on your iPhone. This means no data is shared with third parties or sent to the cloud, offering a secure and confidential user experience.
