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Now it’s easier than ever to organize and access your important health information. The Health app consolidates data from your iPhone, Watch, and third-party apps you already use, so you can view all your progress in one convenient place. See your long-term trends, or dive into the daily details for a wide range of health metrics.

Open the Noise app on your Apple Watch. Tap Enable to turn on monitoring. To measure the environmental noise around you in the future, open the Noise app or use the Noise complication. The Health app consolidates data from your iPhone, Watch, and third-party apps you already use, so you can view all your progress in one convenient place. See your long-term trends, or dive into the daily details for a wide range of health metrics. The Dark Sky app, priced at $3.99, continues to be available, and today Apple released an update for the app. Dark Sky version 6.8.5 features a new extra large watch complication to be used with. The ECG app is available on Apple Watch Series 4 or later. The irregular rhythm notification is not designed for people who have been previously diagnosed with atrial fibrillation (AFib). Compared with Apple Watch Series 3. Apple Watch Series 5 and Apple Watch Series 3 have a water resistance rating of 50 meters under ISO standard. ‎The Zepp App, formerly known as Amazfit, is the new official app for Zepp and Amazfit branded devices. With an improved user experience and more health-monitoring features, the Zepp App has been transformed into an advanced digital platform for overall well-being. Zepp's leading data-analysis capabi. H Band is your companion app for your smart accessories. The easy synchronization with your smart watch allows you to track all your activities. H Band creates a data history for you, so even after.

A great view of you.

The Health app uses machine learning to determine the things that matter most to you, like exercise minutes or vitals. Highlights then delivers that information front and center. And with interactive charts you can quickly view your health trends over time and dive in for a deeper look. See how your cholesterol or blood pressure has changed over the years. Even review your exercise activity for a day, week, or month.

Managing your sleep is a dream.

Sleep is critical. And the Health App gives you all the tools you need to prioritize it. On your iPhone you can manage your sleep schedule, create a pre-bedtime routine, and see how consistently you’re meeting your sleep goals.

All sorts of data, easily sorted.

Your body is a complex system. The Health app makes tracking it simple. You can store a vast array of health data and sort through it with ease. Using the updated Search and Browse tabs, blood glucose, weight, heart rate, things like hearing health, and information about your period are all right there. And now you can log and track various symptoms over time and learn more about them.

Big steps in mobility.

With the accelerometer, gyroscope, and GPS, both Apple Watch and iPhone can track things like workouts, steps, and all-day activity. And now mobility goes even further by combining that data with scientifically validated algorithms. A quick glance reveals more metrics like walking speed and walking asymmetry, that can give you a better overall view of your health.

An app a day keeps the doctor away.

The Health app can incorporate data from thousands of third-party apps that are designed to promote healthier habits — everything from nutrition to meditation to fitness. You’ll even find app recommendations for health categories that interest you. Data collected from apps is stored alongside data from your Apple Watch and information you’ve logged directly on your iPhone.

Calm

Guided meditations, sleep stories, breathing programs, stretching, and relaxing music.

Medisafe

Reminds you to take your meds and checks for potentially harmful interactions.

Dexcom G6

If you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes, you can now check the levels on your glucose monitor, right from your wrist.*

Lose it!

A calorie and nutrient tracking app that helps you eat healthy and lose weight.

Zova

Your healthy living guru — with expert-led workouts, nutrition, and wellness coaching.

Search your records in record time.

View a consolidated timeline of your health history that includes lab results, immunizations, and medications — even if the data is from different health institutions. You’ll also be notified when new records become available.

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Your Medical ID. Always with you.

Chances are your iPhone goes with you nearly everywhere you go. Create an emergency Medical ID card that allows first responders to access your critical medical information from the Lock screen.

The most valuable donation you can make.

A single organ donor can save as many as eight lives. Make a big impact in just seconds by signing up for the Donate Life America registry directly from the Health app.

You are in charge of your data.

The Health app lets you keep all your health and fitness information under your control and in one place on your device. You decide which information is placed in Health and which apps can access your data through the Health app. When your phone is locked with a passcode, Touch ID, or Face ID, all of your health and fitness data in the Health app — other than your Medical ID — is encrypted. Your health data stays up to date across all your devices automatically using iCloud, where it is encrypted while in transit and at rest. Apps that access HealthKit are required to have a privacy policy, so be sure to review these policies before providing apps with access to your health and fitness data.

Walking

Choose Indoor Walk for walking on a treadmill or for when you're walking indoors, like on an indoor track or in a mall. To improve the accuracy of pace and distance for Indoor Walk, first accumulate at least 20 minutes of outdoor walking using the Workout app to calibrate your watch. For Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, you need to bring your iPhone along for calibration.

Choose Outdoor Walk for activities like walking on a track or in the park. Depending on your Apple Watch, you might need to bring your iPhone with you to track certain metrics:

  • Pace and distance: Apple Watch Series 2 or later has built-in GPS to track these metrics and provide a map of your walk in the workout summary on your iPhone. When your iPhone is with you, your watch uses the GPS from your iPhone to preserve battery. For the most accurate GPS hold your iPhone in your hand, or wear it on an armband or waistband. For Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, bring your iPhone along for GPS. If you want to leave your iPhone behind with Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, you can still track pace and distance for your workout using the watch's built-in accelerometer. To improve the accuracy of these metrics, first bring your iPhone along and accumulate at least 20 minutes of outdoor walking using the Workout app to calibrate your watch.
  • Elevation: Apple Watch Series 3 or later has a built-in altimeter to track this metric. For Apple Watch Series 2 or earlier, bring your iPhone along to track your elevation.

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Learn how to calibrate your Apple Watch.

Running

Choose Indoor Run for running on a treadmill or any time that you're running indoors. To improve the accuracy of pace and distance for Indoor Run, first accumulate at least 20 minutes of outdoor running using the Workout app to calibrate your watch. For Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, you need to bring your iPhone along for calibration.

Choose Outdoor Run for activities like running on a track, trail, or road. Depending on your Apple Watch, you might need to bring your iPhone with you to track certain metrics:

  • Pace and distance: Apple Watch Series 2 or later has built-in GPS to track these metrics and provide a map of your outdoor run in the workout summary on your iPhone. When your iPhone is with you, your watch uses the GPS from your iPhone to preserve battery. For the most accurate GPS hold your iPhone in your hand, or wear it on an armband or waistband. For Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, bring your iPhone along for GPS. If you want to leave your iPhone behind with Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, you can still track pace and distance for your workout using the watch's built-in accelerometer. To improve the accuracy of these metrics, first bring your iPhone along and accumulate at least 20 minutes of outdoor running using the Workout app to calibrate your watch.
  • Elevation: Apple Watch Series 3 or later has a built-in altimeter to track this metric. For Apple Watch Series 2 or earlier, bring your iPhone along to track your elevation.

With Apple Watch, you can choose how to prepare for a long-distance run, like a marathon. Check out your options below:

  • Power Saving Mode disables the Always On display, the heart rate sensor and cellular data during walking and running workouts. When the heart rate sensor is off, calorie burn calculations might not be as accurate. For longer workouts, you can choose to use a Bluetooth chest strap instead of the built-in heart rate sensor. Here's how to turn on Power Saving Mode, and here's how to connect Bluetooth accessories to your Apple Watch.
  • You can sync music and podcasts directly to your Apple Watch ahead of time, so you can enjoy your content even when you're out of range of your iPhone. Learn how to sync content to your Apple Watch.
  • Bring your iPhone with you. If you bring your iPhone with you, your watch can use Bluetooth for battery-intensive functions like connectivity, streaming music or podcasts, accessing Siri, and more.
  • If your long-distance run is later in the day, you can preserve battery life by turning off cellular and the Always On display in the hours before your run. Here’s how to turn cellular on or off and how to manage Always On settings.
  • Learn more about battery performance.

Cycling

Choose Indoor Cycle for activities like taking a spin class or riding a stationary bike. Choose Outdoor Cycle for riding a bicycle outside.

Depending on your Apple Watch, you might need to bring your iPhone with you to track certain metrics:

  • Speed and distance: Apple Watch Series 2 or later has built-in GPS to track these metrics and provide a map of your outdoor cycle in the workout summary on your iPhone. For Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier, bring your iPhone along to track your speed and distance.
  • Elevation: Apple Watch Series 3 or later has a built-in altimeter to track this metric. For Apple Watch Series 2 or earlier, bring your iPhone along to track your elevation.

Elliptical

Choose Elliptical when you use an elliptical machine or do a similar activity.

Rower

Choose Rower when you use a rowing machine or do a similar activity.

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Choose Stair Stepper when you use a stair stepper machine.

High intensity interval training (HIIT)

Choose HIIT for cycles of intense exercise, followed by shorter periods of rest or recovery. For example, you might jump rope for 45 seconds, rest for 30 seconds, then repeat.

Some of the irregular movements in HIIT workouts might prevent a heart rate measurement. If heart rate isn't available, calories are still tracked using the built-in accelerometer. If you're not able to get a consistent heart rate during HIIT workouts, you can connect your Apple Watch to a Bluetooth chest strap.

Hiking

Choose Hiking to track pace, distance, elevation gain, and calories burned. You can see how high you’ve climbed in real time during the workout, and total elevation gain at the end of your workout.

Apple Watch Series 3 or later has a built-in altimeter to calculate and display your elevation, so you don't need to bring your iPhone along when you work out. For Apple Watch Series 2 or earlier, bring your iPhone along to track your elevation.

Yoga

Choose Yoga to track all types of yoga sessions from restorative to power vinyasa flow.

Functional Strength Training

Choose Functional Strength Training when performing dynamic strength sequences for the upper body, lower body, or full body, using small equipment like dumbbells, resistance bands, and medicine balls or with no equipment at all.

Dance

Choose Dance when dancing for fitness, whether the style is cardio dance, cardio Latin, hip hop or Bollywood.

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Cooldown

Choose Cooldown after completing another workout when you want to continue with easy moves and stretches as you recover.

Core Training

Choose Core Training for exercises that build strength for the abdominals and back.

Swimming

With Apple Watch Series 2 or later, you can choose Pool Swim or Open Water Swim. When the workout starts, the screen automatically locks to prevent accidental taps from water droplets. Learn how to swim with your Apple Watch and view your workout history, including auto sets and splits.

Here's how your Apple Watch measures each workout:

  • Pool Swim: When you start a workout, be sure to accurately set the pool length to help your Apple Watch measure laps and distance. GPS isn't used during a Pool Swim, and water might prevent a heart-rate measurement, but calories, laps, and distance will still be tracked using the built-in accelerometer.
  • Open Water Swim: GPS will only provide distance when you do a freestyle stroke. Water might prevent a heart-rate measurement, but calories will still be tracked using the built-in accelerometer.

Cellular coverage on cellular models of Apple Watch might be impacted during Pool Swim and Open Water Swim workouts.

Wheelchair

If you're a manual wheelchair user, you have the option to choose Outdoor Wheelchair Walk Pace or Outdoor Wheelchair Run Pace. You should pick the one that best describes your activity, but you don’t have to maintain a steady pace and you can mix speeds in either one. Choosing one for workouts done at or about a walking speed and the other for workouts done at or about a running speed will help you keep track of your workouts in the Activity app.

Here's how your Apple Watch measures your activity:

  • Apple Watch Series 2 or later optimizes tracking for outdoor wheelchair-pushing workouts at a walk and run pace. This watch also has built-in GPS, so you don’t need to bring your iPhone along.
  • Apple Watch Series 1 or earlier optimizes tracking for outdoor wheelchair-pushing workouts at a walk and run pace. Bring your iPhone along to see pace and distance.
  • Both wheelchair workouts measure time, pace, distance, calories, and heart rate. To measure time, calories, and heart rate for workouts like hand cycling and wheelchair basketball, choose Other.
  • Both wheelchair workouts track pushes in the Activity app.

If you don't see these workout options, you might need to update your information:

  1. Open the Watch app on your iPhone.
  2. Tap the My Watch tab, then tap Health.
  3. Tap Health Profile.
  4. Tap Edit, then tap Wheelchair and choose Yes.
  5. Tap Done.

Add a workout

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You can browse and add new workout types to the Workout app.

  1. On your Apple Watch, open the Workout app.
  2. Scroll down and tap Add Workout.
  3. Tap the desired workout.

Choose Other when you can't find a matching workout type. In all workouts, the Heart Rate and Motion sensors work together to give you accurate credit. When you use Other, or any workout type available in the Add Workout section, you earn the credit equivalent of a brisk walk when these sensor readings are unavailable.

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Learn how to get accurate measurements using your Apple Watch to make sure that you're earning the most from your workout.

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Learn more

  • Exercise with the Workout app.
  • Stay fit with the Activity app.
  • Learn about the accuracy and limitations of the heart rate sensor.
  • Go for a run with your Apple Watch.