NEW: Know Where Every Reading Came From If you record the same metric on more than one device — say sleep from both your Apple Watch and a dedicated sleep band — your detailed export used to show every record with no way to tell which device it came from. Now it does. New "Source" Column & Field Detailed (timestamped) exports now include the source of each reading — the device or app that recorded it, exactly as it appears in the Health app (e.g. "Apple Watch", "Hume", or any third-party app). CSV: a new Source column, added at the end of each row. JSON: new source and source_bundle_id values on every record. Perfect for Multi-Device Users This makes it easy to: Tell apart overlapping sleep, heart rate, or weight records from different devices Filter or prioritise one source over another in your own spreadsheet or script Understand exactly where each number in your export originated Safe for Existing Scripts The new Source column is added at the end of each row, so imports and automations that read the existing columns keep working unchanged. Source names are properly quoted in CSV and escaped in JSON, so commas or special characters in a device name never break your file. Where You'll See It The Source appears in the detailed / raw export (the timestamped, per-reading file). Daily summary exports are unchanged. What Changed for You Nothing in your workflow — just export as before and you'll find the new Source information waiting in your detailed file. As always, your health data never leaves your device except when you explicitly export it. Thank You This one came directly from a user who tracks sleep on two devices and asked to tell them apart. Keep the feedback coming!

Version 3.1.2 This update is focused on reliability fixes for data exports, based on feedback from our users. Thank you to everyone who took the time to write in — your reports directly led to these improvements. Export date ranges now work correctly When selecting a date range to export, data is now included for the full calendar day — from midnight at the start of your chosen start date, to midnight at the end of your chosen end date. Previously, two issues could cause incomplete exports: Data from the final selected day could be cut off, with some users only seeing data up to the start of that day rather than the end. The day boundaries used during export could be anchored to a time other than midnight (for example, whatever time you first opened the app), meaning data recorded in the early hours of the morning might be missing from an export unexpectedly. Both of these have been fixed. All date boundaries are now consistently calculated from midnight in your local timezone, regardless of your location. Sleep data now includes timestamps in detailed exports When exporting detailed (raw) data, sleep metrics such as Deep Sleep, REM, Core Sleep, and total sleep duration now include individual session timestamps — so you can see exactly when each sleep stage occurred, not just the total duration for the day. This applies to all sleep stage metrics when "export detailed data" is enabled.

v3.1.1 adds new metrics, refines weight exports, and makes large exports fast and reliable: • BMI — track your body mass index alongside weight and body composition. • Sleep Apnea Events — export apnea events detected during sleep, with per-event timestamps and durations in raw-data mode. • Weight export improvements — cleaner free-tier weight options, and Pro dual-file exports now skip redundant summary weight columns when raw weight is included. • Faster, smoother exports — fixed the "stuck at 96%" hang, fixed a crash on very large JSON exports, and added a time-linear progress bar with live status (current metric, point count, and file size while writing). • Fixed a couple of bugs that caused crashes on launch after purchasing Pro tier and also fixed same day export bug All new metrics support both summary and raw-data exports (Pro).

v3.1.1 adds new metrics, refines weight exports, and makes large exports fast and reliable: • BMI — track your body mass index alongside weight and body composition. • Sleep Apnea Events — export apnea events detected during sleep, with per-event timestamps and durations in raw-data mode. • Weight export improvements — cleaner free-tier weight options, and Pro dual-file exports now skip redundant summary weight columns when raw weight is included. • Faster, smoother exports — fixed the "stuck at 96%" hang, fixed a crash on very large JSON exports, and added a time-linear progress bar with live status (current metric, point count, and file size while writing). • Fixed a bug that caused crashes on launch after purchasing Pro tier All new metrics support both summary and raw-data exports (Pro).

v3.1 adds new metrics, refines weight exports, and makes large exports fast and reliable: • BMI — track your body mass index alongside weight and body composition. • Sleep Apnea Events — export apnea events detected during sleep, with per-event timestamps and durations in raw-data mode. • Weight export improvements — cleaner free-tier weight options, and Pro dual-file exports now skip redundant summary weight columns when raw weight is included. • Faster, smoother exports — fixed the "stuck at 96%" hang, fixed a crash on very large JSON exports, and added a time-linear progress bar with live status (current metric, point count, and file size while writing). All new metrics support both summary and raw-data exports (Pro).

We've added powerful new export capabilities that give you complete control over how your health data is exported. Now you can export individual data points with full timestamps, not just daily summaries. NEW: Raw Data Export You can now export individual health data readings with precise timestamps. This is perfect for detailed analysis, tracking patterns throughout the day, or sharing specific measurements with healthcare providers. How It Works: When you select metrics for export, you'll see two options for each metric: Export summary data - Creates daily aggregated values for all your selected metrics. This is the default option and gives you a clean overview of your health trends. Export as Raw data (All values) - Creates a separate file with every individual reading, complete with timestamps. Perfect for metrics like heart rate, weight, blood pressure, or any measurement where you want to see the exact time and value of each reading. Dual File Export When you select raw data export for any metrics, you'll receive two files: Summary file - Contains all your selected metrics as daily aggregated values with one row per day. Detailed file - Contains only the metrics you selected for raw export, with individual data points showing the exact timestamp, date, time, metric name, value, and unit for each reading. Improved Export Experience We've made the export process smoother and more transparent: Progress tracking - A progress bar shows you exactly how far along your export is during longer exports. Better metric selection - The metric selection screen now uses clear checkboxes, making it obvious which metrics will export as summaries and which will include raw data points. User control - You decide which metrics need raw data export. Every metric can be exported as raw data if you need it. What Metrics Work Best for Raw Export Raw data export is especially useful for metrics that have multiple readings throughout the day: - Heart rate - See your heart rate at different times of day, during exercise, or at rest - Weight - Track every weigh-in with timestamps to see trends over time - Blood pressure - Export individual readings with exact times for medical records - Blood glucose - Get all your glucose readings with precise timestamps - Blood oxygen - See SpO2 readings throughout the day - Body temperature - Track temperature readings with timestamps Any metric can be exported as raw data - you're in complete control. Export Formats Both files are available in CSV and JSON formats: CSV files - Easy to open in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application. The raw data file includes columns for Timestamp, Date, Time, Metric, Value, and Unit. JSON files - Perfect for developers or advanced users who want to process the data programmatically. Includes full timestamp information in ISO 8601 format. Backward Compatibility If you don't select any metrics for raw export, you'll get a single summary file just like before. All existing exports continue to work exactly as they did. This new feature is completely optional and doesn't change how existing exports work. Performance Improvements We've optimized the export process to handle large datasets efficiently. The progress bar helps you understand when exports might take longer, especially when exporting raw data for metrics with many readings over extended date ranges. To use raw data export: Tap the Edit button next to Metrics in the main screen Select the metrics you want to export For any metric you want as raw data, check the Export as Raw data (All values) checkbox Export as usual - you'll get two files if you selected any raw data metrics The summary file always includes all your selected metrics, so you'll never lose the daily overview even when exporting raw data. This update gives you complete control over your health data exports. Whether you need daily summaries, individual data points or both, you can now get exactly what you need for your analysis

Enhanced Sleep & Energy Exports We've made major improvements to ensure your health data exports match exactly what you see in the Health app! This update includes fixes for both sleep and energy data accuracy. What's New -- Complete Sleep Data Export Sleep exports now include all sleep stages (Core, REM, Deep, and Asleep) for accurate totals that match your Health app. Previously, only "Asleep" entries were counted, which could result in significantly lower sleep totals for users with Apple Watch or Oura Ring devices that track sleep stages. Now you get the complete picture of your sleep duration! -- Total Energy Export Your energy exports now include both active and resting (basal) energy, combining them into a single "Total Energy" value that matches exactly what you see in the Health app. Previously, only active calories were exported, which could result in significantly lower totals for users with Apple Watch devices that track resting metabolic rate. ___________________________________________________________________ Sleep Enhancements: - Now includes all sleep stages: Core, REM, Deep, and Asleep - Exported values match Health app's total sleep duration - Improved accuracy for Apple Watch and Oura Ring users - Properly excludes awake and in-bed time Energy Enhancements: - Energy metric now combines activeEnergyBurned + basalEnergyBurned - Exported values match Health app's "Total Energy Burned" display - Improved accuracy for Apple Watch users - Backward compatible - no breaking changes Why This Matters For Sleep Tracking: If you use an Apple Watch or Oura Ring, your device tracks detailed sleep stages: - Core Sleep: Light sleep stages - REM Sleep: Rapid eye movement sleep - Deep Sleep: Deep, restorative sleep - Asleep: General sleep time The Health app shows these combined as your total sleep duration, and now your exports do too! This gives you complete, accurate sleep data. For Energy Tracking: If you use an Apple Watch (especially Series 3 or later), your device tracks both: - Active Energy: Calories burned through movement and exercise - Resting Energy: Calories burned at rest (basal metabolic rate) The Health app shows these combined as "Total Energy Burned," and now your exports do too! This gives you a complete, accurate picture of your daily calorie expenditure. ******* Thank You ********** These enhancements are based on your feedback! We heard that sleep and energy exports weren't matching the Health app, and we've fixed both. Your health data exports are now more accurate and complete than ever. As always, your health data never leaves your device except when you explicitly export it. Fast, secure, and professional. --- **Have feedback?** We'd love to hear from you! Rate us on the App Store or contact us through the support link.

What's New in 2.2.0 This major update improves navigation and organization throughout the app: - New Settings Screen - All preferences centralized in one place - First-Run Welcome - Beautiful modal guides new users - Improved Layout - Date controls near Fetch button - Better Data Display - Labels above values for clarity - Code Quality - Enhanced performance and reliability Migration Guide Existing Users: - No action needed - update and enjoy! - Find Settings via the gear icon (top-right) - All your data and preferences are preserved New Users: - Choose your unit system on first launch - Explore the new Settings screen - Grant HealthKit permissions to start exporting

We’ve polished the upgrade flow so it “just works”: - After you upgrade or restore, the paywall closes automatically. - Upgrade prompts now disappear instantly once you’re entitled. - We validate your purchase on app start and when you come back to the app — no more relaunch needed. - We also added behind‑the‑scenes improvements to make purchases and restores more reliable. Thanks for the feedback — keep it coming! What’s fixed - Upgrade button still showing after purchase (now hidden when entitled) - Paywall not closing automatically after a successful purchase/restore

V2.1.1: - Remove Premium tier - now only one lower price for all features - Improved capabilities for average metrics where multiple measurements are made in a day. User can select "average" or "most recent" metric - Improved navigation for free tier users - Improved messaging for upgrade options - Many more metrics on the pro level purchased tier - Small bug fixes and UI tweaks.

Version 2.1.0 upgrades a bug that prevented the purchase of advanced features and functions.

HealthKit Exporter 2.0 introduces Premium and Pro tiers with powerful new tools. Premium unlocks custom date ranges and more health metrics, plus a clearer, faster export experience with weekly paging and live progress. Pro lays the foundation for detailed granularity. We’ve added a Manage Purchases screen, improved permissions guidance, and performance and reliability enhancements across the board.

• Improved app performance and reliability • Enhanced error handling and user feedback • Better data export experience • General bug fixes and stability improvements