Health Data Server 4+

Name: Health Data Server
Price: 4.99 GBP
Author: Aaron DeLory

Get health data in your stream

Aaron DeLory

- £4.99
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

The watch app requires watchOS 6.2+

This app was built to get heart rate, calories, and more from your watch into a stream overlay. It does this by sending the data to HDS Cloud (or an IP address/port you specify). A website hosted at hds.dev can be used as a browser source in OBS to show the data.

This app can save workout data to Apple Health

Features:
- Show your heart rate on stream with just an Apple Watch. No extra heart rate monitors required.
- The app will only affect your Activity Rings if calories are enabled
- Heart rate color ranges. Know where your heart rate is at a glance.
- The overlay app comes with a plethora of customization options. Make your overlay look however you want.
- The overlay comes with a heart beat animation that matches your real heart rate
- The overlay can also play sounds to go along with the heart beat animation
- Even more data for advanced users:
- Motion
- Every single HKQuantityTypeIdentifier available in HealthKit (so pretty much anything)

Go to https://github.com/Rexios80/Health-Data-Server-Overlay for information on how to set up the overlay.

28 Jul 2021

Version 11.0.2

Nothing should have changed. The build was quite old.

Perfect for what I need

This app is awesome for me being a streamer, I needed a way to link my I watch heart rate monitor to my stream, with little to no knowledge about crossing one device to another it was really easy to do.
Now people can see my heart rate as I’m running away from monsters on my stream, or getting hyped about kills on FPS.
Fully recommend this app 5*+

Technical but works

I’ve been using this for a few weeks and it’s working perfectly fine, just make sure you update to the newest version via GitHub for the server side. Simple UI and easy to set up, just make sure you find your IP address before you start.

Great app

Super straight forward to get this working . UI is simple, no messing about.

The developer, Aaron DeLory, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.