Condence vs Huemoji

Condence turns your Apple Watch into a private log for intimate moments. AUTOMATIC, OR ONE TAP Wear your watch as usual. Condence reads wrist motion in the background and heart rate from Health, and suggests the sessions it finds. Want it exact? Tap Start and Stop on the watch instead. A SCORE THAT ENCOURAGES Each session gets a score from its length, intensity, peak heart rate, time in your high heart-rate zone and how quickly you recover. Your age sets the heart-rate scale, so the score fits you. YOU DECIDE Detections are suggestions. Nothing is written to the Sexual Activity category in the Health app until you confirm it. Say no, and it is gone. DISCREET A neutral name, icon and notifications. Nothing on the lock screen gives it away. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No microphone, no location, no ads, no analytics. Raw motion never leaves your watch; the summaries stay on your iPhone. OPTIONAL: HELP IMPROVE DETECTION Not offered in the EU, the EEA, the UK or Switzerland. Elsewhere it is off by default. If you turn it on, pseudonymous summaries of the sessions you recorded or answered are sent to help improve detection. They are never used for advertising, never shared or sold, and you can delete them at any time from Settings. FREE TO TRY Detection, confirming and saving to Health are free, and so are the scores of your first two sessions. A one-time in-app purchase unlocks every score, its breakdown and your history. No subscription. For adults 18 and over. Requires Apple Watch with watchOS 10 or later and iPhone with iOS 17 or later. Designed for Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4: their much denser heart-rate readings are what make detection and scores precise. Older watches record heart rate far less often, so results there are less reliable. For the most reliable overnight tracking, add the Condence complication to your watch face and keep Wrist Detection on. Condence is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition.

When did today start to get tense? And when did it ease off? Huemoji reads the heart rate variability and heart rate your Apple Watch records, compares them with what's usual for you, and shows with a hand-drawn face whether your body is more tense or more relaxed right now. Glance at your wrist for the moment; open your iPhone to look back over the whole day. SEE YOUR STRESS • Five hand-drawn faces, from relaxed to tense: your state at a glance • Drag the timeline to revisit any moment of the day • A small face for every day on the calendar, so you can see how your week went UNDERSTAND YOUR RHYTHM • Focus Time, recorded automatically: how long your body stayed calm and steady enough to concentrate. Study, work or daydreaming, you decide what it was. • Focus Battery: full each morning, showing how much focus today has left. • Sleep: how long you slept last night, your sleep stages, and how regular your sleep has been. • Body clock: from your sleep and daytime activity, Huemoji estimates when you'll start getting sleepy tonight and when sleep will come most easily. • Recovery Time: how long your body usually takes to get back to normal after real strain. ADJUST YOUR WAY Huemoji shows you the changes and leaves the conclusions to you. Once you can see your own rhythm, when to take a break and when to turn off the lights is up to you. BEAUTIFUL AND PRIVATE • A hand-drawn design across iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and widgets • One-time purchase. No subscription, no account • Everything is worked out on your devices; the app never sends your data to anyone • Available in English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French and Spanish GOOD TO KNOW • Requires Apple Watch and permission to read the relevant data in Health. • Huemoji first learns what's usual for you, so your first face appears after about two weeks of wearing your watch. • Apple Watch Series 12 records more often; older models that meet the system requirements work too. • Results are for reference only. Huemoji is not intended for diagnosis or treatment and is no substitute for professional medical advice.