Comparison

wHealth Dashboard vs Upright!

Price, ratings, monetisation and update history for both apps, side by side — with what reviewers say about each.

Head to head
About

wHealth Dashboard

Monitor over 100 health metrics with clear graphs, trends, and goals. This app works independently or as a companion to Apple Health, offering customizable dashboards and widgets for iPhone and Apple Watch.

Highlights
  • Track 100+ health data points
  • Customizable graphs and widgets
  • Apple Health integration
  • Goal setting and progress tracking
  • Data export to CSV
  • Workout performance and recovery tracking
  • Sleep session monitoring
Features
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Want to get the most out of your health data? wHealth is designed for that! Track more than 100 health data types with clear, concise charts, trends, goals, progress and statistics, helping you better understand how your health evolves over time. wHealth works completely independently on your iPhone, without requiring an Apple Watch. It is an excellent companion to the Apple Health app. For Apple Watch users, wHealth also lets you access your data directly from your wrist. With a full year of historical data and a wide range of charts, explore your health data over different time periods and easily compare your values over time. Use iPhone and Apple Watch widgets to view the data that matters to you directly from your Home Screen, Lock Screen and watch faces. Highly customizable, the app lets you configure each chart to suit your preferences, track your personal goals, compare your current values with previous data, share your results with your doctor, export your data to CSV files, and much more. Adding new data points is quick and easy, whether you want to record hydration, weight, blood pressure or any other type of data supported by wHealth. KEY FEATURES iPhone and Apple Watch: * Customize the data you want to display and its order. * Choose from 30 colors and 8 chart types, with many customization options. * Set personal goals and view your progress directly on your charts. * For certain data types, wHealth can automatically suggest a personalized reference value based on your age and sex. * Add new data points in just a few seconds. * Set notifications to help you reach your goals or alert you when certain values exceed the thresholds you define. * Track your workout performance and recovery directly from your iPhone or Apple Watch. * Explore your sleep sessions with detailed statistics. * Manage many health data types, with up to 50 displayed directly on your Apple Watch dashboard. * Enjoy numerous widgets on the Home Screen and Lock Screen. * Get full support for Apple Watch complications. iPhone only: * Replay your outdoor workouts on an animated map showing your route and performance. * Compare your current values with previous data across different time periods or on specific dates. * Create customized graphical reports from your data. (Requires the “Report Creation” in-app purchase.) * Share your health reports with your doctor or your performance reports with friends. * Export your data to CSV files. HEALTH DATA Most of the data displayed by wHealth comes from the Apple Health (HealthKit) database on your iPhone. wHealth also supports certain data that are not yet available in HealthKit. This data is automatically synchronized between your devices. PRIVACY Like any iOS app using HealthKit, wHealth requires your permission to access your health data. Read access is required to display your data in the dashboard. Write access allows you to add new data points. Your HealthKit data remains in the HealthKit database and is not transmitted anywhere else. Cached data is stored locally on your devices (iPhone and Apple Watch) to speed up dashboard display. It is automatically deleted when the app is uninstalled. wHealth, your everyday companion for exploring and understanding your health data.

About

Upright!

Features
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We have created this wonderful application driven by the sincere desire to help people maintain better postures and consequently have healthier, fuller and happier lives. The app is designed to minimise the dangers of sitting or standing with a bad posture and make it easier to create a positive habit for overall wellbeing. How does it work? Just use the app as a normal web browser. While using it, the app will constantly keep track of the angle of the device. The device's angle corresponds closely to the angle of your head. In case the app detects that your device is not held at an angle corresponding to a healthy head tilt, it will signal you to correct your posture by displaying a red box at the top of the screen. Furthermore, you can turn on an additional feature from the settings menu that dims the screen every time you need to correct your head position. This feature makes the app less usable when the screen is dimmed and "forces" you to sit or stand properly. At recent times, it is quite common to see people who are deeply focused on their small screens so much that their heads lower down and their spines get curved. These positions are not problematic for short periods of time. But once the duration of having a slouched back begins to increase, it might cause some unwanted consequences in both the short and the long term. In addition, the daily repetition of the same thing could lead to a myriad of unforeseen problems in all bodily systems that could cause serious harm. We have tried many different concepts for this app and the current one seemed the best solution. The other ideas seemed pretty uninteresting and boring. The reason we created a browser with this embedded functionality is simple. Browsers are frequently used and the app could easily keep track of the user's body position angle in the background. Thus it would ensure that the head tilt is within a healthy range or notify the user to correct their posture in case there is a problem. In no time, this would lead to a much greater awareness of your sitting or standing position and this positive behaviour will spread to the overall use of the device. The frequent (and sometimes short) use of browsers makes it perfect for the app to help people be more conscious of how they use their devices and remind them more frequently to stay upright even throughout the rest of the day. Of course, we do not argue that it is sometimes slightly harder to do. It is so much easier, comfortable and relaxing to lower our head down and curve our backs. BUT, it is both dangerous and unhealthy. Some of the potential dangers of staying in a bad posture for prolonged periods of time are: - headaches, neck pain, upper back pain, shoulder pain, permanent forward head posture and rounded shoulders, muscle damage, postural problems, reduced mobility, pinched nerves, reduced lung capacity and many others. Depending on the angle of the head its weight on the spine varies tremendously. 0° - 5.4 kg / 12 lbs. 15° - 12.2 kg / 27 lbs. 30° - 18.1 kg / 40 lbs. 45° - 22.2 kg / 49 lbs. 60° - 27.2 kg / 60 lbs. Imagine having all this weight for a long period of time for many days, weeks, months and even years in a row. We hope our app helps you live a healthier and better life!

Screenshots

wHealth Dashboard4 screens
Upright!4 screens

Verdict

The call

The clearest difference is in-app purchases: Upright! at none against wHealth Dashboard's 2. Upright! also leads on price ($4.99 vs $7.99) and iOS requirement (14.0 vs 17.0). On ads and device support there is nothing between them.

Scored on Price · Rating · Positive reviews · Number of ratings · Update frequency · Ads · In-app purchases · Monetization · Best chart rank · Devices · Requires iOS

CostPrice · In-app purchases · Ads · Monetization

wHealth Dashboard costs $7.99 and Upright! $4.99 up front. wHealth Dashboard sells 2 one-off in-app purchases. Upright! asks for nothing beyond the download.

Scorecard3 real differences · 7 level
wHealth Dashboard versus Upright!: the parameters behind the verdict, then further details
ParameterwHealth DashboardUpright!
Price$7.99$4.99 — better
Rating4.6 (73 ratings) — better—
Positive reviews91.2% of reviews—
Number of ratings73 — better—
Update frequencyEvery 3 weeks—
AdsNoNo
In-app purchasesYesNo — better
MonetizationPaid—
DevicesiPhone, Apple WatchiPhone, iPad, iPod — better
Requires iOS17.014.0 — better
Further details — not scored
Size29 MB2 MB
Age rating4+17+
DeveloperJean-Philippe ReynaudGeorgi Zlatinov

Bugs and requests

wHealth Dashboard

Reported bugs

15 issues
  • Water intake data entry not working on Apple Watch Ultra 2
  • Statistics panel appearing instead of data input panel
  • App not displaying data on dashboard after setup
  • Watch complications showing incorrect data compared to phone
  • Blood pressure data misalignment on watch
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  • Update notification appearing repeatedly despite latest version installed
  • Today's data not displaying in dashboard after recent update
  • Widget not reflecting dashboard customizations
  • Watch app showing no data despite iPhone app configured
  • Complication data not syncing with phone data
  • App crashes on launch
  • Data loss after app updates
  • Complications not appearing on watch face after reset
  • BMI and other metrics not displaying correctly
  • App freezing or unresponsive behavior

Requested features

20 requests
  • iPad version with landscape orientation support
  • Standard deviation bands on trend graphs
  • Correlation analysis between different health metrics
  • Ability to edit workout names and add workout notes
  • Stress monitoring feature
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  • Insulin tracking metric
  • Bedtime and wake time visualization on graphs
  • Cholesterol tracking from food intake
  • Elevation/altitude data from GPS workouts
  • Data export to JSON/CSV format
  • Goal display on dashboard
  • Automatic watch face refresh/complication updates
  • Keyboard input for manual sleep duration entry
  • Potassium tracking metric
  • Turkish language support
  • Workout frequency tracking (workouts per week/month)
  • Higher input limits for certain metrics
  • Simplified quick-glance view for casual users
  • 7-day and 21-day trend lines for yearly view
  • Walking asymmetry and daylight time metrics

Upright!

Not enough reviews yet to summarise bugs or requests.

In-app purchases

2 purchases

wHealth Dashboard

One-time2
  • Reports creation$2.99
  • VIP$5.99
None

Upright!

No in-app purchases

Questions

Is wHealth Dashboard free?
wHealth Dashboard costs $7.99, and also offers in-app purchases.
Is Upright! free?
Upright! costs $4.99, with no in-app purchases.
Do wHealth Dashboard or Upright! have ads?
Neither wHealth Dashboard nor Upright! shows ads.

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