Show HN: I made my fitness dashboard public and Apple Health needs an API
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#2I completely resonate with this. I used to try all the fancy Pomodoro and posture apps, but they were too intrusive.
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#3OK, this is super useful! And totally resonates with me.
I have about ~4 years of Apple Health data (runs, walks, HIITs, hikes, swims, and more) that I want to chart out, but haven't yet... Your live data is inspiring to see (VO2Max of 50!)
Would love to hear more about your process of building the app.
How did you export your Apple Health data? Is Apple Health the source of all your workout data as well? (e.g. Weights, etc) What tech stack did you (your agent!) choose for the "/fit" site?
I'm looking to build something like this.. but for myself (not for public)
May I reach out to you? Thanks
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#5that is interesting. I've hooked apple health data and oura data in my openclaw and it has been really useful, i could refine the supplements I take and discusse ideas.
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#6Very cool
Re: Show HN: I made my fitness dashboard public and Apple Health needs an API
#7My first closed rings are from February 2016
Last time I checked my apple health data was 4 gigs
Would love a way to access just some of it via api
It’s too big to load or worth with
I would to build something to analyze the data or build a leaderboard that’s more than just the activity sharing
Is it possible to just export my streaks for example and workouts
The simple data so I can compete with friends or strangers on who did the longest hike this month?
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#9My first closed rings are from February 2016 Last time I checked my apple health data was 4 gigs Would love a way to access just some of it via api It’s too big to load or worth with I would to build something to analyze the data or build a leaderboard that’s more than just the activity sharing Is it possible to just export my streaks for example and workouts The simple data so I can compete with friends or strangers…
I've actually learned a ton by simply requesting the data from Apple via their export in the Apple Health app, and then loading it into Claude Cowork and letting it analyze it. I also have about 4GB of data dating back 2015.
You can isolate a few dimensions you're interested in and let it guide you. You can also ask it to export that data only and then dump it into Lovable for example to build a small dashboard.
For the longest hikes, that would require regular outputs... So I'd recommend that auto-export app, or, if you save them into Strava, building something to extract from you and your friends' accounts to build a leaderboard.
Do it!
Re: Show HN: I made my fitness dashboard public and Apple Health needs an API
#10OK, this is super useful! And totally resonates with me. I have about ~4 years of Apple Health data (runs, walks, HIITs, hikes, swims, and more) that I want to chart out, but haven't yet... Your live data is inspiring to see (VO2Max of 50!) Would love to hear more about your process of building the app. How did you export your Apple Health data? Is Apple Health the source of all your workout data as well? (e.g. Weigh…
You can reach out.
It's all made with Claude Cowork to extract the Historical data from my 4GB Apple Health export (accessible from the Apple Health app, then dumping it into Lovable to build a dashboard with the data points that I'm interested in, and then a little design pass to make it look nice.
You also need to figure out what metrics are important to you and then playing with it. Lovable know "how" to build dashboard, so it's about telling it what you'd like to see/learn about.