A free iOS app that syncs all of Apple Health to your own database — then gives every AI a live window into your sleep, HRV, recovery, and fitness. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client.
Your HRV trended well this week — Wednesday was a standout at 71ms, your highest in 3 weeks. Here's the full picture:
avg: 65ms · range: 58–71ms · 7-day trend: ↑
Sleep was consistent (7h 10m avg). Active energy slightly below your baseline on Tuesday — rest day effect.
health4.ai syncs to a Supabase project you create and own. Run the schema, deploy one Edge Function, sign in from the iOS app. No subscriptions, no health4.ai server, no lock-in.
# 1. Create a free project at supabase.com, then in its
# SQL editor run https://health4.ai/schema.sql
# 2. Deploy the ingest function (Supabase CLI)
supabase functions deploy healthkit-ingest \
--project-ref <ref> --no-verify-jwt
# 3. Authentication → Users → add yourself, then sign
# in from the iOS app with your URL + anon key.Schema file: health4.ai/schema.sql · Supabase only
Tap to authorize HealthKit. Background sync starts immediately — HKObserverQuery + BGProcessingTask push every new sample as it arrives, without opening the app.
Create a Supabase project you own, run the schema, deploy the ingest function. Your decade of health history lands on day one.
Add one line to your Claude Desktop or Cursor config. Then ask: "How's my sleep debt this week?" "When was my HRV last above 70?" "Am I ready to train tomorrow?"
Claude's native Apple Health connector only works on claude.ai web. health4.ai also works with Claude Code, the Claude API, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any tool that supports MCP.
The iOS app backfills your full Apple Health archive on first sync — every step, heartbeat, and workout going back to when you first wore a wearable.
HKObserverQuery fires the moment Apple Health gets a new sample. Your AI always has fresh data without you doing anything.
Your health data syncs to a Supabase project you control. We don't store a copy, sell it, or have access to it. GDPR-friendly by construction.
Invite-only TestFlight today — check the consent box to request a beta invite. One email at App Store launch. No spam, ever. No public TestFlight link.