Apple Health integration

Last updated: August 13, 2026

Not available yet

Apple Health appears in your integrations list, but you can't connect it today. It needs the COORDINATOR Go mobile app for iOS, which hasn't shipped yet. The card shows a "coming soon" note until it does.

Everything below describes how it will work, so you know what to expect. If you want Apple Watch data in COORDINATOR before then, see what to do in the meantime.

Why it needs a mobile app

Every other wearable we support keeps your data on a server we can talk to. You authorize us, and we fetch from Strava's or Oura's systems.

Apple Health doesn't work that way. Your health data lives on your iPhone, not in an Apple cloud service we can query. Apple has no server-side API that lets a company like us read your health records — by design, and it's a good design. The only thing that can read Apple Health is an app running on your device, with your permission.

So the integration has to work in the opposite direction: instead of COORDINATOR pulling data from Apple, the COORDINATOR Go app on your iPhone reads what you allow and pushes it to your account. No mobile app means no path for the data to travel, which is why the web card can't connect on its own.

What this changes for you

• You'll grant permission on your phone, in iOS's own Health permission screen, choosing exactly which data types to share.
• Your phone needs to be on and have connectivity for data to arrive. Data syncs when the app runs, not continuously from a server.
• There's no "Sync history" button. That action pulls from a provider's servers, and there are none here — history comes from your device when the app sends it.

What it will bring in

Workouts, sleep, activity, and body metrics from Apple Health — which includes data your Apple Watch records, plus anything other apps write into Health.

Because Apple Health aggregates from many sources, connecting it can cover several devices at once. It also means a workout might arrive both through Apple Health and through a directly connected service, if you use both.

It will be read-only

COORDINATOR will read from Apple Health. It will not write workouts, add records, or modify anything in your Health data.

Your choice, per data type

Apple's permission screen lets you approve each category separately, and you can change your mind in the Health app at any time under Sharing → Apps. Revoking there stops that data immediately, independently of anything in COORDINATOR.

What to do in the meantime

If your Apple Watch workouts already reach another service, connect that instead:

• Many people have Apple Watch activities flowing to Strava — see the Strava integration.
• Third-party apps that write to Apple Health often have their own integrations. Hevy for lifting is one we support directly.

See all connections and integrations for what's available today.

Contact support

Email [email protected] from the address on your COORDINATOR account if you have questions, or if you'd like us to let you know when the iOS app ships.

For privacy questions, see Privacy Policy. For the terms covering third-party integrations, see Terms of Service.