Body battery score
A continuously updated energy score built from HRV, sleep, stress, and activity, designed to help you decide when to push and when to recover.
Built around Apple Watch and HealthKit
BodyEnergy combines sleep, HRV, stress, activity, and personal baselines into one energy picture. It is built for people who want practical recovery insight without sending health data to someone else's cloud.
The app turns scattered health signals into one daily reading you can use for pacing, training, and recovery decisions.
Features
BodyEnergy focuses on the signals that actually help explain recovery and daily pacing, then keeps them in one clearer view.
A continuously updated energy score built from HRV, sleep, stress, and activity, designed to help you decide when to push and when to recover.
See how your nights shape the next day with sleep duration, phase detail, and recovery context rather than a single isolated sleep number.
Track the inputs that matter for readiness: HRV, resting heart rate, respiratory patterns, and how they evolve over time.
Monitor stress trends with multiple calculation methods and clearer historical visibility, including data-quality-aware rendering during weaker watch coverage.
Understand how exercise, movement, and busy days influence charge and drain instead of reading workouts and energy as separate stories.
Build personal baselines from your own history and keep long-term perspective with local historical sync that can reach up to 20 years.
How it works
Connect health data, let the app learn your baseline, and use one daily energy view instead of multiple disconnected dashboards.
On iPhone, BodyEnergy reads from Apple HealthKit. The privacy policy also documents Health Connect support for Android-side data flows.
Initial insight starts quickly, then improves as the app builds a personal baseline from 28 to 365 days of your own history.
Instead of checking sleep, HRV, stress, and workouts in separate places, you get one view built for day-to-day pacing and recovery choices.
Privacy
This is the strongest public claim from the live legal pages, and it belongs near the center of the homepage.
BodyEnergy processes health data locally on the device. The current privacy policy states that body battery, stress, sleep analysis, baselines, and readiness calculations happen on device, with no health data uploaded to external servers.
Anonymous analytics and crash data are limited to technical and usage signals, not health content. That keeps the public promise narrow, clear, and defensible.
Use the live privacy and support pages for the full current wording rather than relying on broad marketing claims.
FAQ
These answers stay anchored to the live support and privacy pages, not invented positioning copy.
An Apple Watch is strongly recommended because HRV and heart-rate-rich wearable data make the energy view much more useful. The support page notes that phone-only data works, but with weaker results.
It is a wellness estimate, not a medical measurement. Accuracy improves as BodyEnergy accumulates your personal baseline and reads more consistent HRV, sleep, and activity history.
No health data is meant to leave the device. The current privacy page explicitly limits external communication to anonymous usage analytics, crash reports, and store-version checks.
The support page explains that sleep data works best when you wear your watch overnight. The app also includes fallback modes for nights without full sleep data.
Download it from the App Store or Google Play, and use the live support, privacy, and terms pages if you want the current public documentation first.