Standard paper: 25 mm/s, 10 mm/mV, 10 seconds per row. This is a recording viewer, not a diagnosis — ask your doctor to interpret it.
Activity. Steps, walking + running distance, active calories, exercise minutes and flights climbed — by day, week or month. When both iPhone and Apple Watch record the same metric, the source with the larger daily value is used to avoid double counting.
Heart. Heart rate (daily average and range), resting and walking heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), VO2 max. Apple Watch ECGs are drawn on familiar ECG paper.
Sleep. Sleep duration per night and stages — deep, core, REM (Apple Watch with watchOS 9+). A night belongs to the day you woke up.
Body and vitals. Weight, body fat, blood pressure, blood oxygen (SpO2), respiratory rate, body temperature, glucose — whatever is in your Health app.
Save the archive to Files, open this page in Safari and tap "Choose export.zip". No need to unzip — the archive is read directly in the browser.
Yes. A few years of Apple Watch data can make export.xml 1–3 GB. The page streams it without loading it all into memory, so large files work — just wait for the progress bar.
No. The archive is parsed on your device and nothing is uploaded. You can even go offline after the page has loaded.
Apple merges iPhone and Watch data minute by minute. Here, the source with the larger daily total is used — the difference is usually within a few percent.
Yes — a Google Takeout archive (Fit section) with daily metrics: steps, distance, calories, heart rate, weight. Health Connect and Samsung Health are not supported yet.
The "Daily CSV" button downloads a table of every metric by date, and "Print / PDF" saves the whole report.