iPhone
Sync Apple Health from your pocket.
The Euexia app for iPhone reads Apple Health on your phone and sends it to your account. It needs nothing but the phone.
Euexia for iPhone is coming to the App Store.
When Euexia opens, the web app also works in Safari on iPhone: add it to your Home Screen.
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Set-up in four steps
- Create your account on the web, or sign in if you have one. Create accountSoon
- Install the app and sign in with the same email address, the same way as on the web.
- Allow access to Health. iOS asks which categories the app may read. Choose what you want to share; you can change it later in the iPhone's Settings.
- Let the first sync run. The app sends your history in the background, and the web app shows you when it is up to date.
What the app does
- Reads the Apple Health categories you allowed and keeps your account up to date.
- Shows sync status and your daily briefing.
What it does not do
- It does not read anything you did not allow in Health.
- It does not send data anywhere except your Euexia account.
- It does not show ads or include analytics.
Managing phones
Settings → Security on the web lists the phones on your account. Remove one to sign it out and stop its uploads.
Other sources
Wearables, training logs and lab results connect from the web app, not from the iPhone app.
Questions
Do I need an Apple Watch?
No. Anything in Apple Health syncs: from the iPhone's own sensors, from a watch, or from other apps that write to Health. More in Health means more to see in Euexia.
Is there an Android app?
Not today. Euexia for iPhone is the only phone app.
Does the app use my data for anything else?
No. The app only sends your phone's health data to your own Euexia account. See Security and privacy.
Your phone already has the data. Give it somewhere to go.
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