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HRV Tracker — private, on-device insights from your iPhone and Apple Watch.

Turn heart-rate variability, heart rate, sleep and activity data from Apple Health into clear views of stress, recovery and energy. Track both SDNN and RMSSD, calculated from available beat-to-beat intervals.

iPHONE APP
• Home dashboard for HRV, Recovery, Sleep Score, Stress, Energy, Activity, heart rate and weight
• Today view comparing your day so far with your usual pattern at the same hour
• Detailed HRV, Sleep, Activity, Strain and Weight views
• Behaviour logging for habits such as alcohol and caffeine
• Daily and weekly coaching
• Interactive daily, weekly, monthly and yearly charts

PERSONAL INSIGHTS
Explore which parts of your routine are associated with changes in HRV, sleep, stress and other measurements.

• Influences screened against chance
• Stronger findings separated from preliminary and descriptive patterns
• Combined effects for pairs of behaviours
• “Moving Together” comparisons between health metrics
• U-shaped relationships
• “Compare Everything” matrix and influence explorer
• Personal experiments in Labs

Insights describe associations; they do not prove cause and effect.

TODAY & COACH
Compare today’s readings with similar hours from your history. Coaching can consider sleep, recovery, stress, energy, activity and events such as workouts, late coffee or mindfulness. A separate note summarizes the previous seven days.

AI-written coaching requires an Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhone running iOS 26 or later, with Apple Intelligence enabled and available for your device language. Other devices retain their scores, insights and standard app-written coaching summaries. Coaching is generated locally; health information is not sent to an external AI service.

KEY SCORES

Stress — A continuous 0–100 physiological-load score. When both signals are available, it combines 40% HRV with 60% heart rate. It continues with heart rate alone when no nearby RMSSD exists. The curve shades sleep, excludes workouts and identifies missing watch periods. Stress reflects physiological activation, not emotional stress.

Energy — An all-day 0–100 estimate of how much you have “in the tank.” It recharges during sleep, taking Sleep Score and sleep stages into account, and responds to calm, stress and physical effort. Compare it with your usual reserve at the same time.

Sleep Score — A nightly 0–100 score blending duration (35%), continuity (25%) and restfulness (40%). Restfulness considers overnight HRV, heart rate and physiological load. Scores personalize as your history grows.

Recovery — Compares RMSSD with your history at a similar time of day. iPhone uses up to 30 previous days without including a reading in its own reference. Apple Watch uses a shorter local history, so its quick score may differ.

Activity — Combines movement with sustained effort. Workout load uses heart rate when enough readings are available; otherwise it is estimated from workout type and du