Health & Fitness

PulseLife Vitals

Bring available health signals into a clearer weekly view of sleep, movement, heart trends, energy, and records.

Free

Version 1.0 · Updated June 15, 2026

Available on iPhone & iPad

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iPad

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A closer look

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About PulseLife Vitals

Your health trends, clearer

PulseLife Vitals turns your health data into a cleaner, easier-to-understand weekly dashboard.

Instead of making you dig through separate screens, PulseLife Vitals brings your available health signals together in one modern view. See your Body Score, weekly sleep, movement, heart trends, energy patterns, monthly history, and personal records without needing an account or a cloud database.

Features include:

Body Score based only on the health data PulseLife can see
Weekly dashboard for sleep, steps, heart, energy, recovery, and activity
Clickable score breakdowns that explain what helped, what lowered the score, and what could improve it
Sleep details including last night’s duration, bedtime, wake time, weekly average, and sleep stages when available
Trends and records views for best sleep, highest steps, heart trends, monthly movement, and personal records
Customizable widgets for Body Score, sleep, steps, heart, and energy
Bright neon themes including Blue, White, Pink, Purple, Green, and Red
No account required
No cloud database in version 1
Scoring stays local on device

PulseLife Vitals is designed for general wellness awareness and personal trend tracking. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical advice. Scores are local summaries of available health records and should be used as simple context for your week.

Highlights

What PulseLife Vitals does best.

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Weekly Body Score with an explainable breakdown
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Sleep, movement, heart, energy, recovery, and activity trends
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Customizable widgets for key health signals

How it works

Step by step.

Allow PulseLife Vitals to read the health records you choose.
Review the weekly dashboard and tap into each available signal.
Use trends, records, and widgets as context for your general wellness.

Privacy at a glance

What happens to your data.

PulseLife Vitals reads authorized Apple Health data and calculates summaries on the device. It does not require a PulseLife account, cloud database, advertising service, or analytics service.

Read the full privacy policy

FAQ

Common questions

Why is a metric or score missing?

Health data is available only when a compatible device or app has written it and you granted PulseLife read access. Some signals, including wrist temperature, HRV, VO2 max, or detailed sleep stages, are not produced for every person or device. Open Apple Health to check sources and permissions.

Why does a widget or trend look stale?

Open PulseLife to refresh its local summary, confirm the widget is installed, and allow iOS or iPadOS time to update the widget. Health samples can also arrive later from Apple Watch or another source. Re-adding the widget can refresh presentation state.

Are scores a diagnosis or medical recommendation?

No. PulseLife shows informational calculations from available Health data. It does not diagnose, treat, monitor emergencies, or replace a clinician. Do not delay care because of a score. Contact emergency services for urgent symptoms and a qualified professional for medical advice.

Who handles App Store billing or refund requests?

Apple processes App Store purchases and eligible refund requests and does not provide PulseLife Vitals with your full payment-card details. Use Apple’s Report a Problem service or Apple Support for a billing or refund request. Contact PulseLife Vitals support for an app-function problem.

How do I change Health access or clear the widget snapshot?

Grant or revoke access in the Health app under your profile > Apps and Services > PulseLife, or in Settings > Privacy & Security > Health. Confirm a compatible source has written samples, then open PulseLife to refresh. Revoking access stops future reads but may not erase the last local widget snapshot. Remove the widget and delete the app and its data to clear retained local app-group information.

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