
RecoveryIQ
Train smarter. Recover faster.
About
This app analyzes your Apple Health data, including HRV, sleep, and heart rate, to provide a daily readiness score. It helps serious lifters understand when to train intensely and when to prioritize rest, with detailed muscle recovery insights and workout logging.
What's New in RecoveryIQ
2.2.3
July 20, 2026
What’s New in Version 2.2.3 RecoveryIQ 2.2.3 makes your recovery story easier to understand and your workout history more useful. • Explore a redesigned Signals experience with a clear Today at a Glance summary and one connected Recovery story spanning your outlook, recent training load, and Readiness. • Understand more than a number. See personal HRV direction, resting-heart-rate range, sleep patterns, training-load balance, respiratory rate, and blood-oxygen context with clearer explanations and honest data coverage. • See heart-rate zones across your full training day, including exact time in Warm-up, Fat-burn, Cardio, and Peak zones when Apple Health data is available. • Follow busy training days more clearly. Workout History now groups sessions by day, preserves distinct back-to-back workouts, orders them by start time, and shows each session’s local time and zone detail. • Enjoy a cleaner Dashboard with key overnight signals always visible and Cardio Recovery, Steps, Active Calories, and Basal Calories organized into one compact daily-context row. • Benefit from additional reliability and data-preservation safeguards throughout Health imports, recovery history, and database upgrades. As always, your health and training data stays on your device—no account, no tracking, and no automatic cloud sync.
MoreFAQ
What is RecoveryIQ's readiness score based on?
RecoveryIQ calculates a daily readiness score by analyzing your HRV, sleep data, resting heart rate, and training load from Apple Health. This composite score helps you understand your body's capacity for intense training.
Does RecoveryIQ require an internet connection?
No, RecoveryIQ performs 100% on-device computation. All calculations and data storage happen locally on your iPhone, meaning no accounts, cloud sync, or data leaving your device.
What devices are recommended for RecoveryIQ?
While the app runs on iOS 17+ iPhones, an Apple Watch is recommended for optimal HRV and sleep stage tracking, which are key components of the readiness score.
How does RecoveryIQ help with muscle recovery?
RecoveryIQ provides an '18-Muscle Recovery Map' that visually indicates which specific muscles require rest. This allows for more targeted recovery strategies.
Can I log my workouts in RecoveryIQ?
Yes, RecoveryIQ allows you to log your workouts, including metrics like Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) and feel rating. It also automatically calculates your estimated one-rep max (e1RM) for top sets.
Does RecoveryIQ have ads?
No, RecoveryIQ is ad-free. The app prioritizes a clean user experience focused on providing recovery insights without interruptions.
How often is RecoveryIQ updated?
The latest version, 2.0.0, was released on March 25, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Users can expect ongoing updates to improve features and reliability.
What age rating does RecoveryIQ have?
RecoveryIQ has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in fitness and recovery.








