HealthPort

Your Apple Health data, in a file you own.

HealthPort reads the health and fitness data already on your iPhone and writes it out as a clean, dated file you can actually use — for a dashboard, a spreadsheet, or your own records. It runs on your device, and the file goes where you tell it to.

Coming to the App Store. HealthPort is still in development — there is no download yet, and no pre-order to sign up for.

HealthPort's export screen, showing the metric categories available to export

In the app

Choose what leaves, and where it goes.

HealthPort's export options: JSON, CSV or GPX, an aggregation interval, a destination, and the Export button — **Export.** JSON, CSV or GPX. Hourly, daily, weekly or monthly. Files, iCloud Drive or your own Google Drive — chosen per run, so trying something once cannot redirect your automatic exports.

The Automation screen set to Scheduled, with an earliest time of 03:00 and a summary of what will be exported — **Automation.** Leave it off, let it run when new data arrives, or schedule it for a time of day. Scheduled runs use the defaults shown, so an experiment on the Export tab never changes what happens at 3am.

Export history listing past runs, each tagged with what triggered it, how many metrics returned data, and the file size — **History.** Every run recorded with what triggered it, how many metrics actually returned data, and the file size — so a silent failure cannot pass for a success.

What it does

Your own health data, in a format you can work with.

Choose what leaves

Pick from 38 metrics across activity, heart, sleep, mobility, body measurements, respiratory, vitals, hearing and nutrition. Metrics you switch off are never requested from Apple Health in the first place.

Daily, weekly or monthly

Export a single day or a decade, summarised hourly, daily, weekly or monthly, as JSON, CSV or GPX. Days follow your device's own calendar and time zone, and nights that straddle midnight stay as one night.

Your destination

Write to the Files app, to iCloud Drive, or to your own Google Drive. You choose, and you can change your mind. Runs can be manual, or left to happen on their own when new data arrives or on a schedule.

Privacy

We never see your health data.

HealthPort has no accounts, no servers and no analytics. Your health data is read on your iPhone, turned into a file on your iPhone, and delivered to the destination you picked. TidyByte Development operates no backend of any kind, so there is nowhere for your data to arrive even in principle.

If you choose Google Drive, HealthPort talks to Google directly from your phone, and asks for the narrowest access Google offers: it can only see and manage the files it creates itself. It cannot read anything else in your Drive.

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