I’m pretty excited about it! It only took a few hours to whip up once I figured out the hard part, which was finding an app that let me extract HealthKit data. Data is all JSON on S3. Queryable with SQL via Athena. Served up with Lambda for a simple web service. Known plugin.
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Do you have to manually export or is it syncing your HealthKit data?
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It supports both via a huge variety of methods with entirely configurable aggregation/granularity. I have it configured to automatically sync daily with my web service. The app is great and shockingly totally free. apps.apple.com/us/app/health-…
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@cleverdevil But how did you do it?
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@cleverdevil Wow, that’s fantastic! The sync app looks really cool and I love what you’ve done with jt.
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@alans thanks! I appreciate that. Definitely a fun project that I’ve been tinkering on in the evenings after the kids go to bed. I’ve got a few more features staged and ready to push, including monthly summaries.
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@cleverdevil I'm definitely going to tinker with it, too. It will be a fun set of data to experiment with visualizations.
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Super cool!
I’m pretty excited about it! It only took a few hours to whip up once I figured out the hard part, which was finding an app that let me extract HealthKit data. Data is all JSON on S3. Queryable with SQL via Athena. Served up with Lambda for a simple web service. Known plugin.
Do you have to manually export or is it syncing your HealthKit data?
It supports both via a huge variety of methods with entirely configurable aggregation/granularity. I have it configured to automatically sync daily with my web service. The app is great and shockingly totally free. apps.apple.com/us/app/health-…
@cleverdevil But how did you do it?
@cleverdevil Wow, that’s fantastic! The sync app looks really cool and I love what you’ve done with jt.
@alans thanks! I appreciate that. Definitely a fun project that I’ve been tinkering on in the evenings after the kids go to bed. I’ve got a few more features staged and ready to push, including monthly summaries.
@cleverdevil I'm definitely going to tinker with it, too. It will be a fun set of data to experiment with visualizations.