Health.md 3.5.0 adds weekly and yearly subscriptions alongside one-time Lifetime access on iPhone and iPad. • Eligible subscriptions include a 7-day free trial, then renew automatically at the displayed price unless canceled. • Existing Lifetime purchases and grandfathered access are preserved, including eligible Family Sharing. • Active access is required before setup and exports on iPhone and iPad. The free macOS companion is unchanged. • Purchase status and scheduling guidance distinguish subscription and Lifetime access. • Custom app usage analytics and advertising attribution have been removed.

Health.md 3.4.5 adds more ways to connect and format your health journal. • Choose EU Dot (DD.MM.YYYY) in Format Customization. Your choice is saved and included in shared setups. • Connect WHOOP to include recovery, strain, sleep, and workout data in your exports. • Clearer sleep-date guidance explains which night each export covers.

Health.md 3.4.4 improves repeat exports and explains Apple Ads purchase measurement. • Guidance after a successful export helps you export again or set up a schedule. The free plan includes five export actions. • Today Refresh success notifications now accurately describe the exported data. • Improved export history, connection recovery, and the export file browser. • On iPhone and iPad, Apple Ads campaign identifiers help measure which campaigns lead to purchases. Health data and purchase events are never sent to Apple Ads.

Health.md 3.4.3 improves schedule recovery and makes free-export reminders clearer. • Export-profile schedules restore their notifications when you reopen the app and avoid duplicate catch-up attempts. • Improved scheduled notification setup and recovery after temporary delivery errors. • Upgrade reminders correctly show how many free exports you have used.

Health.md 3.4.2 makes getting started faster and upgrade reminders gentler. • Onboarding is now five quick steps. The Obsidian plugin intro moved onto the sample-export screen, and importing a shared setup stays available as a quiet link on the first screen. • Nothing blocks setup anymore. After your first real export preview, one optional screen explains unlimited exports — dismiss it and keep going with your 10 free exports. • After your 3rd and 7th free exports, a small reminder shows how many remain and how unlimited exports work. Your free count is unchanged.

Health.md 3.4.1 makes setup sharing, scheduled exports, and accessibility more dependable. • Share My Setup lets you move export profiles between devices in one small file, review changes before applying them, and undo once. Shared files contain no health data or credentials. • Scheduled profiles now refresh the full lookback you chose on every run. Optional Today Refresh can update today’s in-progress export every 3, 6, or 12 hours. • Export History reports generated files and outcomes more clearly, with retries and informational notes easier to reach. • VoiceOver, keyboard focus, touch targets, scrolling, and large-text layouts are improved across onboarding, export setup, metrics, schedules, and connection screens.

Health.md 3.3.0 adds wake notifications for Direct CLI Access, one shared pairing code, and a clearer Sync tab. Added • Wake requests: turn on “Allow paired computers to send wake requests” under Sync → Direct CLI Access, and a waiting healthmd CLI command can send one visible notification to your iPhone while its wake window holds — tap it and the command completes. Everything is opt-in, and your health data never touches the notifications worker. • Direct CLI QR and manual pairing now use the same high-entropy 20-digit code as Android; six-digit pairing remains only as a legacy CLI fallback. Improved • The Sync tab now separates Mac Destination and CLI setup with a top-level selector, so Direct CLI Access is available without scrolling through Mac configuration first.

Health.md 3.2.1 makes scheduled exports and folder changes more dependable. Improved • Schedule Export History now keeps the exact export profile and destination used by each run, including retries. • Choosing or replacing an iPhone export folder now activates it only after access is saved successfully. Fixed • Restarting the app no longer restores an older profile destination after a new local, iCloud Drive, or Dropbox folder was selected. • If access to a replacement folder is denied, Health.md keeps the previous valid destination instead of disconnecting it.

Health.md 3.2 gives you more control over exports. New • Stop running exports — one banner owns export progress, and Stop cancels the running scheduled, Shortcut, or manual export while completed dates stay completed and schedules remain enabled. • Export Data Detail now separates Detailed Time-Series from Lossless Health Records, so you can export per-sample data without the much larger canonical archive. Summary, Detailed Time-Series, and Lossless presets live in the Export tab and export profiles. Fixed • Direct CLI Access reconnects automatically after your computer sleeps, the Mac app quits, or the network changes. • Folders on "On My iPhone" storage keep their saved selection across restarts, so automatic exports and Shortcuts keep working.

Health.md 3.1.1 fixes export reliability issues. Fixed • Export folders on iCloud Drive, Dropbox, and similar cloud locations no longer lose their selection when the app restarts. Previously the folder had to be re-selected before automatic exports and Shortcuts would run again. • A completed export no longer shows a red error toast — the success toast is back, with its Preview and Browse actions. • Choosing the iCloud Drive root now shows it as “iCloud Drive” instead of a technical folder name. • Scheduled exports targeting an API endpoint with no configured URL now explain exactly what to fix, instead of a generic unknown error.

Health.md 3.1 makes export profiles fully editable and scheduled exports far more dependable. New • Edit every profile setting in one place: name, target, destination folder or endpoint, formats, write mode, templates, and the full metric picker — with a true system folder picker and inline endpoint creation. • New profiles start from a small setup form, with a live warning when two profiles would write the same files. Improved • Profile schedules and the classic schedule now run side by side, preserved retries survive interruptions, notification taps resume the exact export, and schedule edits update the next export time immediately. • Clearer wording when a workout's structured plan cannot be read on your device, and partial-export warnings you can copy for bug reports.

Health.md 3.0.5 turns your Apple Health data into a clinician-ready report without sending it anywhere. New • Create 7-, 30-, 90-day, or custom-range reports with 11 focused health metrics. • Preview summaries and detailed readings, then export an accessible Letter or A4 PDF. • Scan a Direct CLI pairing QR in the app to connect more quickly. Privacy • Report generation stays on your device. Temporary files remain private until you explicitly share or save them. Improved • Missing, partial, and unavailable readings are explained clearly so reports do not imply data that is not there.

Health.md 3.0.4 now feels at home in more languages and makes first-time setup clearer. New • Full app localization for German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese. • Localized guidance across export, scheduling, formatting, preview, tracking, and Mac destination flows. Improved • A clearer onboarding path gets you from Apple Health and folder setup to your first export. • Scheduled exports share the same free-export allowance as manual exports. • You can choose whether exports include the Health.md data dictionary. • Privacy and analytics explanations now clarify what limited product events contain—and what they never include.

This update includes minor bug fixes and reliability improvements.

Workout exports now keep the exact Apple Health activity—from Rolling and underwater diving to future unknown types—across Markdown, Obsidian Bases, JSON, and CSV. New • Health.md now recognizes every workout activity in the current HealthKit SDK and preserves a readable activity name, stable sport value, HealthKit case, and original raw value. • Unknown future activities retain their source ID instead of being flattened to Other. Improved • Versioned schema v4 exports record the calendar timezone while complete machine-readable timestamps remain in UTC, keeping dates and display times consistent across iPhone and Mac. • Existing export files remain readable and compatible. Re-export dates when you want the new timezone and workout identity fields. Before enabling roll-up summaries or format folders, update the Health.md Obsidian plugin so mixed-schema vaults use the latest compatibility handling.

Scheduled exports are now much more flexible: Health.md can refresh today’s Apple Health note multiple times per day and send scheduled runs to the destination you choose. New • Today Refresh can update the current day every 3, 6, or 12 hours after your preferred schedule time. • Scheduled exports can now use your Local iPhone Folder, API Endpoint, or Connected Mac as the destination. • Scheduled API Endpoint exports send the same JSON envelope as manual API exports, using your selected metrics and time-series settings. Improved • Daily and weekly schedules can include the past 1–30 complete days ending yesterday. • Retry and app-open catch-up use the exact scheduled dates and destination.

Scheduled exports are now much more flexible: Health.md can refresh today’s Apple Health note multiple times per day and send scheduled runs to the destination you choose. New • Today Refresh can update the current day every 3, 6, or 12 hours after your preferred schedule time. • Scheduled exports can now use your Local iPhone Folder, API Endpoint, or Connected Mac as the destination. • Scheduled API Endpoint exports send the same JSON envelope as manual API exports, using your selected metrics and time-series settings. Improved • Daily and weekly schedules can include the past 1–30 complete days ending yesterday. • Retry and app-open catch-up use the exact scheduled dates and destination.

Purchasing Health.md is clearer and more reliable. The unlock screen now focuses on the active Individual and Family Lifetime options. Improved • Settings now show the current lifetime prices: Individual $14.99 and Family $24.99. • Purchase buttons wait for App Store options to load before they can be tapped. • If purchase options cannot load, Health.md now shows a clear message with a Try Again action.

This quick update keeps the unlock screen focused on lifetime purchases while our new subscription plans finish App Store review. • Temporarily hides monthly and yearly subscription options until Apple approves them. • Keeps Individual Lifetime, Family Lifetime, and Restore Purchase available. • Existing premium users remain grandfathered, and subscription entitlements will still be recognized once approved.

Health.md now supports direct API endpoint exports, more flexible unlock options, and Mac CLI export improvements. New • Send selected Apple Health exports directly to an HTTP or HTTPS endpoint you control. • API endpoint exports use your selected metrics and granular-data settings, just like file exports. • Choose monthly, yearly, or lifetime Health.md Pro plans from the unlock screen. • Family monthly, yearly, and lifetime options are available for Apple Family Sharing. • Install the healthmd command from the Mac app to check readiness and trigger Apple Health exports from scripts or automations. Fixed • Existing premium users remain grandfathered, and Restore Purchase checks lifetime, family, subscription, and legacy access. • Weekly, monthly, and yearly roll-up summaries now write correctly inside archived and zipped exports. • Mac roll-up settings sync more reliably with the iPhone export pipeline.

Mac exports now work from Terminal, with stronger archive roll-ups and safer Markdown output across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. New • Install the healthmd command from the Mac app to check readiness and trigger Apple Health exports from scripts or automations. • Mac can now request exports from an open connected iPhone for yesterday, recent days, or a custom date range. • The Mac app includes built-in CLI guidance with supported commands and troubleshooting steps. Fixed • Weekly, monthly, and yearly roll-up summaries now write correctly inside archived and zipped exports. • Mac roll-up settings sync more reliably with the iPhone export pipeline. • Markdown escaping is safer for metric names, metadata, and roll-up summaries, keeping generated notes readable in Obsidian and other Markdown tools.

This update improves export reliability, including archived rollup exports, Mac rollup compatibility, and smoother sync behavior between iPhone and Mac.

This update includes reliability improvements for onboarding, purchase handling, and export setup.

Zip exports are here, alongside a redesigned iPad experience. New • Zip Export Files bundles your selected formats into one portable archive, including Markdown, Obsidian Bases, JSON, CSV, and the data dictionary. • Large iCloud or Obsidian vault exports are easier to move because Health.md can write one archive instead of thousands of loose files. • The iPad app has a refreshed layout for export settings, history, schedule, sync, and account tools. Improved • Export format controls are cleaner and easier to scan across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • The Zip setting now applies to the whole selected export, not only Markdown files.

Health.md now brings your Apple Health metrics to Home Screen widgets, so your Obsidian health journal is easier to check at a glance. New • Add Health Summary, Activity Rings, Heart Range, and Sleep widgets to your iPhone Home Screen. • Track recent activity, recovery, sleep, and heart metrics from the new Apple Watch app. • Pin focused watch widgets and complications for quicker check-ins. Improved • The refreshed app design, onboarding, and export settings make your Obsidian and Markdown health workflow easier to navigate. Fixed • Scheduled exports now wait for the schedule you choose instead of running immediately when enabled.