Turn your Apple Health data into something an AI can actually read.

No dashboards to squint at. No subscriptions. Pick a bundle, pick a date range, and export clean Markdown, JSON, or CSV — ready to paste straight into Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI assistant for real insight into your sleep, your heart, and your training.

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Your Health data, minus the guesswork

Apple Health collects an overwhelming amount of data — but it doesn't tell you what any of it means. Health AI Exporter bridges that gap: it packages your health metrics into a format built for language models, so you can ask an AI to actually analyze your sleep quality, flag a worrying trend in your resting heart rate, or build you a smarter training plan.

Everything happens on your phone. There's no account to create, no server your data passes through, and no analytics tracking you in the background.


One-tap Smart Bundles

Instead of wading through a list of 35 metrics, start with a bundle built around what you actually want to know:

Bundle What's inside Hero chart
🌙 Sleep Sleep duration, Core/Deep/REM/Awake stages, HRV, respiratory rate, wrist temperature Nightly sleep duration
❤️ Heart Resting & walking heart rate, VO₂ max, ECG, blood oxygen, blood pressure Resting heart rate trend
🔥 Workout & Activity Active energy, exercise minutes, steps, workouts, distance, flights climbed Daily steps
Everything A full export of every metric you've authorized

Want something more specific? Build your own bundle from a catalog of 35 metrics across 7 categories — Sleep, Heart, Workout & Activity, Mobility, Body Measurements, Nutrition, and Mindfulness. Give it an icon, an accent color, and a key metric to feature on its Home screen card, and it slots right in alongside the built-in bundles, reorderable however you like.


Exports built for AI, not just for humans

Add an optional prompt of your own — "Act as a sports scientist. Analyze this data and give me 3 actionable insights." — and it gets prepended automatically, every time you export that bundle.

Choose Summarized data (one daily average per metric) for a quick trend overview, or Raw data (every individual timestamped sample) when you need the full picture.