Apple, let's finally see our Fitness and Health info on our Macs and iPads too (2024)

FAQs

Will Apple Fitness come to Mac? ›

You can use AirPlay to stream Apple Fitness+ workouts on the following AirPlay-enabled devices and TVs: AirPlay-compatible smart TVs with the label "Works with Apple AirPlay" MacBook Pro (2018 and later) MacBook Air (2018 and later)

In the Health app , you can view your health and fitness information in one place.

The Apple Health app can only be accessed from an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch device. Take care.

HealthView app integrates with the Apple Health app and allows you to see your health data in a broad clean way, by allowing you to drill down to more details in an easy and quick way!

You can use the Fitness app to track your daily activity, set a move goal, see your progress, and see your movement trends over time—even if you don't have an Apple Watch.

While Apple Fitness is a simple health and fitness app that tracks your move, exercise, and stand statistics, Apple Fitness+ is a subscription service that offers a wealth of guided exercises, workouts, and meditations. Workouts include treadmill, stationary bike, strength training, yoga, and more.

Apple Health can only be connected from the mobile app. You cannot connect from the full desktop site. The Apple Health data is an "opt-in" set-up and must be done on your phone since the data is saved within Apple Health.

You can make sure your Health data is synced across all of your devices. You can also stop storing your data at any time. Go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud. Tap Show All, tap Health, then turn Sync with iPhone on or off.

If you have an Apple Watch paired to your iPhone, you can see health and fitness data from your Apple Watch in the Health app on iPhone and iPad. to open the sidebar, then tap Activity.

Press and hold the power button (Touch ID on laptops) until you see Options (the gear icon). Release the power button, then press the command (⌘) + D keys simultaneously to start Apple Diagnostics. Release the keys when a progress bar appears on screen or you're asked to choose a language.

Can anyone see my Apple Health? ›

If you're using iOS 12 or later and have turned on two-factor authentication for your Apple ID, health records are encrypted using end-to-end encryption through iCloud. This means only you can access this information, and only on devices where you're signed in to iCloud.

You can view the webpages you have open on your iPhone or iPod touch (iOS 11 or later), iPad, and your other Mac computers (macOS 10.12 or later) when you set up iCloud for Safari on all your devices.

As a result, no one can view your Health data without your permission. Health data, stored in HealthKit, is encrypted on-device and is only accessible with your passcode, Touch ID or Face ID.

Fitness apps may also offer training programs, personalized workout plans, and tracking of progress over time. In summary, a health app is more focused on managing overall health and medical information, while a fitness app is focused on tracking physical activity and improving fitness.

The smartwatch isn't equipped to measure your blood pressure alone, but there are tools and devices you can pair it with it that can -- usually wireless monitors that connect to your iPhone or Apple Watch and come with an arm cuff and their own app.

You cannot. As explained in the support document you posted from, Apple Fitness is only available for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.

Can I access the workouts on my desktop PC? No, you need an Apple Watch, and an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV.

Apple doesn't provide any method of viewing your activity on a computer (Mac or Windows). Services like Runkeeper will sync to Health and display them. Runkeeper has nice graphs.