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Health Data Export

Health Data Export is an Apple Health export tool for iPhone and iPad that lets you choose a date range, select health metrics like steps, heart rate, sleep, weight, blood pressure, and blood oxygen, then export everything as CSV, JSON, Markdown, Excel, or PDF.

First published · 2026-04-15
Last updated · 2026-05-14

Screenshots

Health Data Export iPhone screenshot showing Export the last 7, 30, or 90 days, or choose your own custom date range
Health Data Export iPhone screenshot showing Save data as CSV, JSON, Markdown, Excel (.xlsx), or PDF
Health Data Export iPhone screenshot showing Cover 12 Apple Health metrics including steps, heart rate, sleep, weight, calories, distance, blood pressure, HRV, blood oxygen, and respiratory rate
Health Data Export iPhone screenshot showing Switch between raw records and daily summaries depending on how you want to review or share data

Features

Export the last 7, 30, or 90 days, or choose your own custom date range
Save data as CSV, JSON, Markdown, Excel (.xlsx), or PDF
Cover 12 Apple Health metrics including steps, heart rate, sleep, weight, calories, distance, blood pressure, HRV, blood oxygen, and respiratory rate
Switch between raw records and daily summaries depending on how you want to review or share data
No account required, and all reading, aggregation, and file generation stay on-device

Overview

What is Health Data Export?

Health Data Export is an Apple Health export app for iPhone and iPad. It reads the metrics you choose through HealthKit, lets you set a date range, and writes files on your device as CSV, JSON, Markdown, Excel (.xlsx), or PDF—without creating an account or uploading your health records to a server.

Use it when you need a doctor-ready report, a spreadsheet for personal tracking, or a structured dump for notes and automation.

Who it is for

  • People who want to export Apple Health to CSV or Excel for analysis in Numbers or Google Sheets
  • Anyone preparing a PDF health summary for a clinician or family member
  • Users who need sleep, heart rate, steps, weight, blood pressure, blood oxygen, and related metrics in one place
  • Privacy-minded users who prefer local-first export with no cloud account

How to export Apple Health data

  1. Open Health Data Export and grant HealthKit read access for the metrics you need (requested when you export).
  2. Pick a range: last 7 / 30 / 90 days, or a custom date range (longer ranges available with Pro).
  3. Select metrics such as steps, heart rate, resting heart rate, sleep, weight, active energy, distance, blood pressure, HRV, blood oxygen, and respiratory rate.
  4. Choose raw records for timestamp-level detail, or daily aggregation for compact day-by-day summaries.
  5. Export as CSV, JSON, Markdown, Excel, or PDF, then share or save the file with the iOS share sheet.

Export formats at a glance

Format Best for
CSV / Excel Spreadsheets, charts, personal analysis
JSON Developers, scripts, automation
Markdown Notes apps and knowledge bases
PDF Sharing with doctors or archiving a report

Free vs Pro

The free tier is aimed at quick exports of recent core metrics. Pro unlocks longer and custom date ranges, daily aggregation, PDF reports, and advanced metrics such as HRV, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, and blood pressure.

Privacy: on-device by design

Health Data Export does not require an account and does not upload your HealthKit samples to iPocket servers. Reading, aggregation, and file generation stay on your iPhone or iPad. You control which metrics are read and where the exported file is saved or shared.

FAQ

What health metrics can Health Data Export export?

The app currently supports 12 Apple Health data types: steps, heart rate, resting heart rate, sleep, weight, active energy, walking and running distance, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, HRV, blood oxygen, and respiratory rate. It requests the matching HealthKit permissions only when you export.

Which export formats are supported?

Health Data Export supports CSV, JSON, Markdown, Excel (.xlsx), and PDF. CSV, JSON, and Excel work well for analysis or automation, Markdown is useful for notes and knowledge bases, and PDF is ideal for sharing with doctors or family members.

What is the difference between raw data and daily aggregation?

Raw export keeps individual timestamps whenever possible, which is better for deeper analysis. Daily aggregation turns the same data into compact day-by-day summaries that are easier to review and present.

Does the app upload my health data anywhere?

No. Health Data Export is local-first, requires no account, and does not upload your health records to any server. Reading, aggregation, export, and report generation all happen on your device.

What is included in the free version and Pro?

The free version is designed for quick exports of recent core metrics. Pro unlocks longer and custom date ranges, daily aggregation, PDF report generation, and advanced metrics such as HRV, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, and blood pressure.

Where can I use the exported files afterward?

CSV and Excel files can be opened in Numbers, Excel, and spreadsheet tools. JSON fits developer workflows and automation. Markdown works well in note-taking apps, and PDF is ready for direct sharing or archival.

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