Description by Promptive Group
Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
PulsePort exports your Apple Health data to files you own. It's free, with no subscription, no ads and nothing to unlock.
Pick a date range, choose what to include, and PulsePort builds one zip file. Save it to Files or iCloud Drive, AirDrop it to your Mac, or email it to yourself.
What you can export
• Workouts, with type, duration, distance, energy, elevation and heart rate (minimum, average and maximum)
• Laps for pool swims: time, distance, pace per 100 m, strokes, stroke style and SWOLF for every length
• Heart rate through each Workout, plus recovery heart rate in the two minutes after it ends
• GPS Routes from outdoor Workouts
• Every Metric Apple Health keeps: steps, active energy, heart rate, heart rate variability, resting heart rate, cardio fitness, sleep, weight and body measurements, nutrition, blood pressure, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, mindful minutes, symptoms, cycle tracking and more
• State of Mind entries (iOS 18 and later)
File formats
• CSV: one file per Metric plus a Workouts file, ready for Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets
• JSON: everything in full detail, in the common Health export layout that home dashboards and scripts already read
• GPX: one file per Route, for mapping and training apps
Your level of detail
Export every reading as Apple Health recorded it, or roll Metrics up by hour, day, week or month. Rolled-up rows give totals for things like steps, and minimum, average and maximum for things like heart rate.
Send to your own server
Set up your home server once (Home Assistant, a NAS or your own script) and tap Send Now to send everything new since last time, one day at a time.
Ask Claude about your data
Open Claude on this iPhone and Claude Code on your computer can read your Health data live, over your home Wi-Fi or a VPN to home, while the screen is open. Ask it about last week's sleep or how your swim went.
Private by design
• PulsePort only reads. It never changes or adds anything in Apple Health.
• Your data stays on your iPhone until you export it, send it to your own server, or let Claude read it.
• No account, no sign-in, no ads and no usage tracking.
Developed by Promptive in Australia.
