Health Stats Downloads & RevenueHealth Stats: Fitness Tracker · App Store
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Updated 10 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperSven Navez
CategoryHealth & Fitness
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 4.6 (10)
Version3.5.1
Age rating4+
First seen by us
11 Oct 2026
11 Oct 2026Installs (est.)100k+ worldwide
Health Stats: Fitness Tracker update history & changes
Last change · 10 events since 5 Dec 2020Full timeline ↓📦Updated to version 3.5.1📦Now updating weekly📈Dropped out of every chart we track🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 10 events
- 📦Health Stats: Fitness Tracker updated to version 3.5.1Health Stats now works on the iPhone Duo. Unfolded, each tab shows its list on the left and what you open on the right, so a stat's chart sits next to your list of stats.
- 📦Health Stats: Fitness Tracker: now updating weekly4 updates in 30 days, after a quiet two months
- ✏️Health Stats: Fitness Tracker: app got bigger25 MB → 29 MB (+17%)
- 📦Health Stats: Fitness Tracker updated to version 3.4.0Health Stats now has a Reports tab. Once a week, month or year is over, you get a report on how it went: your days, your numbers, the workout that stood out, your goal and your nights. A year also shows your biggest moments, best month and favourite day.
Also new:
• Medals, for new bests, lifetime totals, goal streaks, the first time you hit a goal and your first workout of each kind. They're on the Reports tab, and the ones you earned before this update are already there.
• Big moments, like a new best or a goal streak, now get their own full screen with their medal.
• You can share a report or a medal as a story or a post. You see the image first and can pick the background.
• The weekly summary no longer shows your numbers. It tells you the week's report is ready, and a tap opens it. Months and years now get a notification too.
• The Cumulative chart on a stat's screen now shows the period before as a second line, such as yesterday or last week.
• The dashboard is calmer: each card has one number and one status, and what they're compared with now sits once above the cards.
• Fixed: the nights the clocks change threw off your average bedtime and wake up, and the best weeks of stand hours and workouts under Lifetime bests had the wrong dates.… more - ✏️Health Stats: Fitness Tracker: needs a newer iOSiOS 16.0 → iOS 17.0
- 📦Health Stats: Fitness Tracker updated to version 3.2.1Change Data Sets is easier to use when you have a lot of stats. You can search them, filter by "Shown" or "Hidden", and go back to the default list with "Reset to default".
Widgets now count data you add by hand in Health, such as steps, so they match the numbers in the app.
The dashboard also stops jumping around while your numbers load after you change the date range.… more - 📈Health Stats: Fitness Tracker dropped out of every chart we trackLast seen 10 Oct
- 🆕Health Stats: Fitness Tracker first spotted by AppInsider#95 in Top Grossing · Health & Fitness · India
- 📦Health Stats: Fitness Tracker version 3.1.0Every goal now has a details screen. Tap Goal details on the goal card, or tap the ring, to see today's pace, your hit rate, your streaks, the history of the goal, your best weekdays and months, and whether the goal still fits you.
Also new
• Streaks: a streak badge shows on your goals list, the goal card and the details screen. Your three longest streaks get a gold, silver or bronze trophy. You can hide the badges with "Show goal streaks" in Settings.
• Forgive a missed day, week or month. A goal can now let you slip once in a while without ending the streak.
• Change a goal from daily to weekly or monthly and your history comes along. You can also correct the day a goal started.
• A monthly goal set part-way through a month no longer shows a target of 0 or 1. Tap the (i) next to Target and Current to see how each number is worked out.
• On the Trends cards, a day with one workout was drawn as 7. That's fixed, and workout stats there are now always per week.… more - 🆕Health Stats: Fitness Tracker released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
4.6 ★
10 ratings
Measured
Health Stats: Fitness Tracker on the App Store
App details
App ID
1543220823
Publisher
Sven Navez
On the store since
Dec 2020
5 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
31 MB
Health Stats: Fitness Tracker downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Apple publishes no download counts. App Store downloads come from chart positions and daily rating growth per country, calibrated on Google Play install counts; lifetime installs from ratings worldwide × installs per rating. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Active users
All platforms, worldwide. Free with an account.
Stickiness (DAU / MAU)
how many monthly users open it on a given day
How this is calculated
Monthly users come from lifetime installs across every store, fitted on monthly active user figures companies publish; daily users = monthly × the typical daily/monthly ratio for the category. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
4.6 ★
10 ratings
Measured
Ratings
10
Measured
About Health Stats: Fitness Tracker
Health Stats is the most detailed way to explore your Apple Health data: clear charts, personal records, and trends all in one place
If you use Apple Health and want more than raw numbers, Health Stats gives you a simple way to track progress, spot patterns, and stay motivated over time.
See your health and fitness data in one clean dashboard. Track key metrics like steps, walking and running distance, exercise time, stand hours, calories burned, water intake, sleep, weight, VO2 max, resting heart rate, and more. All data syncs directly from Apple Health.
Every workout gets a screen of its own in the Workouts tab, for every kind in Apple Health: running, walking, cycling, swimming, strength training, HIIT, yoga, hiking and more. See the route, heart rate and zones, pace or speed, splits, elevation gain, swimming sets and lengths, and how it compares with your other workouts. After each workout, a notification tells you how it ranks among your best.
Look back with week, month and year reports: how your days went, your numbers, the workout that stood out, your goal and your nights. A year also shows your biggest moments, best month and favourite day.
Earn medals for new bests, lifetime totals, goal streaks, the first time you hit a goal and your first workout of each kind. Your Apple Health history counts, so you start with the medals you've already earned. Share a report, a medal, a workout, a goal or your stats as a story or a post.
Keep your numbers in view with widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Choose from eleven widgets: a single stat, a stat with its goal, your goal streak, a stat with its last 7 days, a week of bars, a running total, an overview of several stats, your latest weight, VO2 max or resting heart rate, last night's sleep stages, your workouts this month and your latest workout. Most let you pick the date range, including ranges you saved in the app.
Health Stats also helps you stay consistent:
• Set personal goals for your most important metrics
• Build goal streaks: how many days, weeks or months in a row you reached your target
• Track progress over time
• Compare performance across periods
• Discover trends in your health and activity data
• View personal bests and lifetime records
• Explore detailed charts and stat breakdowns
Whether you want to improve your daily activity, stay motivated with goals, or better understand long-term health and fitness trends, Health Stats makes Apple Health easier to use and more meaningful.
Why people use Health Stats:
• Clear Apple Health insights
• 100+ health and workout metrics
• A screen for every workout
• Goals, streaks, and progress monitoring
• Week, month and year reports
• Medals for your bests, streaks and totals
• Widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen
• Trends, comparisons, and personal records
• Clean charts and detailed stat views
• Privacy-friendly, no account required
Privacy first
Your health data stays on your device. Health Stats reads from App
If you use Apple Health and want more than raw numbers, Health Stats gives you a simple way to track progress, spot patterns, and stay motivated over time.
See your health and fitness data in one clean dashboard. Track key metrics like steps, walking and running distance, exercise time, stand hours, calories burned, water intake, sleep, weight, VO2 max, resting heart rate, and more. All data syncs directly from Apple Health.
Every workout gets a screen of its own in the Workouts tab, for every kind in Apple Health: running, walking, cycling, swimming, strength training, HIIT, yoga, hiking and more. See the route, heart rate and zones, pace or speed, splits, elevation gain, swimming sets and lengths, and how it compares with your other workouts. After each workout, a notification tells you how it ranks among your best.
Look back with week, month and year reports: how your days went, your numbers, the workout that stood out, your goal and your nights. A year also shows your biggest moments, best month and favourite day.
Earn medals for new bests, lifetime totals, goal streaks, the first time you hit a goal and your first workout of each kind. Your Apple Health history counts, so you start with the medals you've already earned. Share a report, a medal, a workout, a goal or your stats as a story or a post.
Keep your numbers in view with widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Choose from eleven widgets: a single stat, a stat with its goal, your goal streak, a stat with its last 7 days, a week of bars, a running total, an overview of several stats, your latest weight, VO2 max or resting heart rate, last night's sleep stages, your workouts this month and your latest workout. Most let you pick the date range, including ranges you saved in the app.
Health Stats also helps you stay consistent:
• Set personal goals for your most important metrics
• Build goal streaks: how many days, weeks or months in a row you reached your target
• Track progress over time
• Compare performance across periods
• Discover trends in your health and activity data
• View personal bests and lifetime records
• Explore detailed charts and stat breakdowns
Whether you want to improve your daily activity, stay motivated with goals, or better understand long-term health and fitness trends, Health Stats makes Apple Health easier to use and more meaningful.
Why people use Health Stats:
• Clear Apple Health insights
• 100+ health and workout metrics
• A screen for every workout
• Goals, streaks, and progress monitoring
• Week, month and year reports
• Medals for your bests, streaks and totals
• Widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen
• Trends, comparisons, and personal records
• Clean charts and detailed stat views
• Privacy-friendly, no account required
Privacy first
Your health data stays on your device. Health Stats reads from App
Latest updates
3.5.1
Health Stats now works on the iPhone Duo. Unfolded, each tab shows its list on the left and what you open on the right, so a stat's chart sits next to your list of stats.
3.4.0
Health Stats now has a Reports tab. Once a week, month or year is over, you get a report on how it went: your days, your numbers, the workout that stood out, your goal and your nights. A year also shows your biggest moments, best month and favourite day.
Also new:
• Medals, for new bests, lifetime totals, goal streaks, the first time you hit a goal and your first workout of each kind. They're on the Reports tab, and the ones you earned before this update are already there.
• Big moments, like a new best or a goal streak, now get their own full screen with their medal.
• You can share a report or a medal as a story or a post. You see the image first and can pick the background.
• The weekly summary no longer shows your numbers. It tells you the week's report is ready, and a tap opens it. Months and years now get a notification too.
• The Cumulative chart on a stat's screen now shows the period before as a second line, such as yesterday or last week.
• The dashboard is calmer: each card has one number and one status, and what they're compared with now sits once above the cards.
• Fixed: the nights the clocks change threw off your average bedtime and wake up, and the best weeks of stand hours and workouts under Lifetime bests had the wrong dates.
3.2.1
Change Data Sets is easier to use when you have a lot of stats. You can search them, filter by "Shown" or "Hidden", and go back to the default list with "Reset to default".
Widgets now count data you add by hand in Health, such as steps, so they match the numbers in the app.
The dashboard also stops jumping around while your numbers load after you change the date range.
Store changes
What Health Stats: Fitness Tracker changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
App got bigger
25 MB → 29 MB (+17%)
Needs a newer iOS
iOS 16.0 → iOS 17.0
