Venera Health
Recovery, Symptoms, Records
About
This app transforms your iPhone and Apple Watch health data into easy-to-understand daily scores for recovery, strain, sleep, stress, and energy. It also analyzes lab reports and offers an on-device AI assistant to interpret your health trends privately.
What's New in Venera Health
2.2.1
October 6, 2026
This update refreshes our App Store screenshots. The app itself is unchanged.
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FAQ
What health data does Venera use?
Venera uses health data from your iPhone and Apple Watch, including heart rate, HRV, sleep patterns, and activity levels, to generate personalized scores. It requires HealthKit data to be available to display charts.
How does Venera analyze lab reports?
You can take a photo of a lab report or upload a PDF, and Venera will read your biomarkers. It then displays them against typical reference ranges for your age and sex, organizing your records with smart tags.
Is my health data secure with Venera?
Yes, Venera is designed for privacy. It has no login, no account, and no servers. All health information is processed entirely on your device and never leaves it, ensuring your data is not sold or shared.
Can I use Venera for my family members?
Yes, Venera allows you to add separate profiles for family members. This ensures that each person's health insights remain private and distinct within the app.
Does Venera have ads?
No, Venera is ad-free. As a free application, it does not display advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience.
What is the update frequency for Venera?
Venera was last updated on October 6, 2026, with version 2.2.1. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing development and support for the application.
What devices does Venera support?
Venera is currently supported on iPhone. It works best with an Apple Watch for comprehensive heart rate, HRV, sleep, and energy data.
What is the age rating for Venera?
Venera has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of health data analysis and the potential for sensitive health information.
