For Apple Watch and iPhone

DayGlint

Everything your Apple Watch knows, in one place.

Daily scores for Recovery, Sleep, Strain, Stress and Energy, each one measured against your own normal.

Coming soon to the App Store

The Today board on iPhone: Recovery 66, Moderate, Sleep 91 after 7 hr 35 min, Strain 1.0, HRV 85 ms, resting heart rate 50 bpm, Energy 67, Stress 16 and 6,253 steps.
The DayGlint board on Apple Watch: Recovery 66, Moderate, then Sleep 91.

Five scores

Measured against you.

DayGlint reads Apple Health and works out five scores through the day. Each one compares today with your own usual range, not with an average person.

Recovery 0 to 100
How ready your body looks this morning, from overnight HRV, sleeping heart rate, sleep and breathing. It sets today’s target strain.
Sleep 0 to 100
Last night’s time asleep against your need, the mix of deep and REM sleep, and how regular your bedtime is.
Strain 0 to 21
How much your day has asked of your heart, in workouts and the rest of the day.
Stress 0 to 100
How strained your body looks through the day. Movement is left out, so a workout never counts as stress.
Energy 0 to 100
An estimate of your reserves. It starts from recovery, drains with activity and stress, and refills with rest.
Heart rate variability detail: 85 ms, in your range, usually 77 to 94 ms, with a month of nightly values over a shaded band that marks your usual range.
  • 60 daysof your own data set your usual range for each signal.
  • 2 weeksto learn you. Until then scores say “Learning, day 6 of 14”.
  • 80 metricsto choose from, all read from Apple Health on your iPhone.
The Today board in Edit mode: each tile has a minus badge to remove it and a corner handle to resize it, with an Add button at the top.

The Today board

Your board, your way.

Arrange Today like Control Center. Keep the numbers you check every morning at the top, and leave out the ones you never look at.

  • Addany of 80 metrics from the gallery.
  • Resizeto small, wide, medium or large with the corner handle.
  • Movea tile by dragging it. The others make room.
  • Removea tile with its minus badge.

Five colour themes, in light and dark.

Heart

HRV, resting heart rate, walking heart rate, heart rate recovery, VO2 max, blood pressure.

Sleep

Stages, sleep debt, consistency, efficiency, wrist temperature, breathing rate, blood oxygen.

Activity

Steps, active energy, exercise minutes, workouts, heart rate zones, training load and form.

Fitness

Running pace and power, cycling power, walking speed and steadiness, race predictions.

Body

Weight, body fat, lean mass, body temperature, blood glucose.

Mind

Mindful minutes and state of mind, next to your stress through the day.

Nutrition

Energy, protein, carbs and fat, water, caffeine, when another app logs them.

Environment

Noise around you, headphone levels and time in daylight.

Apple Watch

On your wrist, too.

The Watch app has its own board, in the order you choose. Put any score on your watch face, and log an activity without reaching for your phone.

The Watch board: Recovery 66, Moderate, with a ring, then Sleep 91.
Your boardRecovery first, then the rows you pick.
Recovery complications: a ring and a plain circle showing 66, a rectangular one with a week of bars, and an inline one reading Recovery 66, Moderate.
ComplicationsRings, numbers and small charts for your watch face.
Log an activity on Apple Watch, with recent choices: Running, Cycling and Functional strength.
Log an activitySaved to Apple Health, so your strain counts it.

Apple Health

Every app you already use.

Keep recording the way you do today. If an app saves to Apple Health, DayGlint reads it.

  • Apple Workout
  • Strava
  • Nike Run Club
  • Garmin Connect
  • Oura
  • WHOOP
  • AutoSleep
  • Polar Flow
  • Peloton
  • Zwift
  • Withings
  • and more
The Activity tab: strain for each day this week with its target band, training load Steady at 0.99, form, and time in each heart rate zone.

Counted once.

When the same ride reaches Apple Health from your Watch and from Strava, DayGlint counts it once.

No heart rate? Estimated, and labelled.

Some Strava workouts arrive without heart rate. Their strain is estimated from duration and effort, and marked as estimated.

Sources and permissions: Apple Watch, iPhone, Strava and Withings, each with a switch to include its data.

Sleep

Last night, in full.

A sleep score, your stages and how long you slept against what you need. Two weeks of debt and consistency show the pattern behind one night.

Stages
Awake, REM, core and deep, with the share of each night.
Sleep debt
The hours you are behind, or ahead, over the last 14 nights.
Consistency
How far your bedtime moves from your usual one.
While you slept
Sleeping heart rate, HRV, breathing rate, blood oxygen and wrist temperature.

Watch on the charger? An option you turn on can estimate the night from your iPhone’s motion. Estimated nights are always labelled as estimated, stay on your iPhone and are never written to Apple Health.

The Sleep tab: sleep score 91, Good, 7 hr 35 min of a 7 hr 45 min need, and the night’s stages from 11:28 PM to 7:07 AM, from Apple Watch.
Time asleep complications on Apple Watch: 7h 35m in two circular styles and 7 hr 35 min, in your range, in the rectangular one.
The welcome screen that reads: DayGlint reads from Apple Health. It lists heart, sleep, activity, and body and mind, says you can record with Apple Workout, Strava, Nike Run Club or any app that saves to Health, and ends: Everything stays on your iPhone and Apple Watch.

Privacy

Stays on your devices.

DayGlint works everything out on your iPhone and Apple Watch. There is no account to make and no server to send anything to.

  • Nothing collectedNo analytics, no ads and no tracking. Nothing is sold or shared.
  • Device to deviceYour Watch gets its summaries straight from your iPhone. Health data is never stored in iCloud.
  • Yours to keep or deleteExport everything to a file, or delete it all, from You › Data and privacy.

DayGlint

Coming soon to the App Store. For iPhone and Apple Watch.