Today summary
The day in one screen: movement, sleep, heart, and the one thing worth doing next. Ordered by what changed, not by data source, because that is how people ask about their health.
- Sources
- wearables, labs, records
- Ordered by
- what changed
Pulse.
Personal health dashboard that unifies data from wearables, labs, and clinical records.
iOS · Android · 2024
The story.
Pulse brings wearables, lab results and clinical records into one daily view. Discovery reframed the product around “what changed today”; we then built the iOS and Android apps with HealthKit and Health Connect integrations and a sync engine that works offline.
What we did
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Year
- 2024
- Better than scoped
- 10×
- Data sources unified
- 3
- App Store rating
- 4.8★
The product.
Every screen people use: what it does, the decision behind it, and the details.
Heart rate
Resting, active and variability over the day, with the wearable's readings and any clinical ones on the same axis. Tap a spike and the app shows what you were doing.
- Readings
- wearable and clinical
- Shipped
- Week 5
Sleep analysis
Stages, duration and consistency, scored against your own baseline rather than a population. The advice underneath is written by clinicians and changes with the data.
- Baseline
- your own, not a population
- Advice
- written by clinicians
Lab results
Blood work imported from the lab's PDF and laid against reference ranges and your history. The parser was the hard part: it handles the forty formats seen so far.
- Formats parsed
- 40 and counting
- Import
- from the lab's PDF
Activity rings
Movement, exercise and standing as three rings, filled from whichever wearable is worn today. Goals adapt weekly, so a bad week lowers the bar instead of breaking the streak.
- Goals
- adapt weekly
- Devices
- whichever is worn today
Trends
Any metric over weeks and months, with the events that might explain it: travel, illness, a new medication. Correlations are suggested, never asserted.
- Range
- weeks to months
- Correlations
- suggested, never asserted
Journal
Free notes and symptoms, tagged to the day, next to the numbers. The journal is what makes the trends readable, and it is the screen people use most.
- Most used screen
- yes
- Tagged to
- the day
Wearables
Every connected source, its last sync and what it contributes. Conflicts between devices are resolved by rules you can read, so the numbers are never a mystery.
- Sources
- Apple Health · Google Fit · Oura · Garmin
- Conflicts
- rules you can read
In their words.
“They asked the hard questions we were avoiding. The product that shipped is 10× better than what we originally scoped. Genuinely rare talent.”
Dr. Lena Hoffmann
Co-founder, Pulse Health
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