Apple Health on iPhone
This is the direct connection. You choose the Apple Health categories SlopeReady can read.
Compatibility
Your training data reaches SlopeReady through Apple Health.
SlopeReady connects directly to Apple Health on your iPhone. Your Apple Watch or other apps can contribute data there; SlopeReady reads only the categories you allow.
How the data paths work
Apple Watch
Your Watch remains the recorder. Its workouts and signals reach your iPhone through Apple Health, where SlopeReady can read them.
Other apps and devices
Data can be available when its source writes it to Apple Health and you allow SlopeReady to read that category.
No direct account connections
SlopeReady does not connect directly to Garmin, COROS, Strava, Oura, or WHOOP accounts. If a service writes data to Apple Health, SlopeReady can read the categories you allow there. Data kept only in that service’s app is not available to SlopeReady.
What SlopeReady can use from Apple Health
Based on the permissions you grant and the data actually present in Apple Health, SlopeReady can use:
- Workout summaries and available workout details
- Sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, and other recovery signals
- Activity, energy, distance, VO₂ max, and body data when you allow them
Coverage differs by source and category. A device may write sleep, for example, but not HRV or workouts. Missing data remains missing for SlopeReady.
What SlopeReady does not do
- No watchOS workout app or Apple Watch start and stop controls
- No live heart-rate feed, live GPS, or workout recording of its own
- No writing workouts, routes, or other values back to Apple Health