iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch

Your health records,
easy to read.

Halkit helps you get more out of the Apple Health app. It organizes the steps, heart rate, sleep, and blood pressure piling up there into views that fit each metric — and lets you log the values you measure in a few taps.

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Your health records are processed on this device and are not sent to a server.

Two things, done well

Halkit makes the records in the Health app easy to read, and makes the values you measure easy to put back in. That's the whole focus.

01

Organized, not just stored

The Health app collects your records. Halkit groups them the way each metric should be read.

  • The right math for each metric — steps as totals, weight as averages and latest values
  • Charts from one week to one year, with total, average, low, and high
  • Days with no records are never filled in as zero
  • You choose which metrics sit on your Home screen
02

Easy to log by hand

Tap + from any screen to start. What you enter is saved to the Health app — and lab values it can't store stay only in Halkit.

  • Recent and pinned items come first
  • Search in English, Korean, or abbreviations — HbA1c or A1c both work
  • Blood pressure as systolic and diastolic together, sleep as bedtime and wake time
  • Food names with calories and nutrients from Korea’s food composition table, with the time you measured — past dates included

Ways to look deeper

Some patterns only show up when you look at more than one metric.

Home dashboards

Stress, condition, training, and sleep. Each combines several records to show how things have been going lately — and the app shows exactly how every number is calculated.

Lab records

Copy in lab values the Health app can't store — like cholesterol or liver enzymes — and see them item by item. The reference range printed on your report sits alongside; Halkit never labels a value normal or abnormal.

Trends

Pick a metric to see charts and statistics over time. Find a lab item the Health app doesn't have, and it takes you straight to entry.

Widgets and Apple Watch

Check key metrics from a Home Screen widget or right on your wrist.

Your units

Weight in kg or lb, glucose in mg/dL or mmol/L, energy in kcal or kJ. Only the units the app and widgets show and accept change — your records in the Health app stay as they are.

Your health records stay on your device

Halkit does not send health records to a server and does not use them for advertising. Reading and calculating all happen on your device.

The free version shows a banner ad. The advertising (Google AdMob), subscription (RevenueCat), and analytics (Firebase) services may process information such as your advertising identifier, device information, approximate location based on your IP address, purchase history, and crash reports. Halkit does not include health records in requests to these services. To show a workout route on a map, the app downloads map images of that area from Apple Maps, so Apple receives the area being shown; the route itself is drawn on your device and is not stored or sent. You can read the details in the app's Settings.

  • No serverHealth records are handled only within the Health app and on your own devices.
  • No accountNo sign-up, no sign-in. We don't ask for your name or email; subscriptions are verified through your Apple ID.
  • You decide accessChoose what Halkit can read and write, item by item, in the Health app — and change it any time.

Every feature is free

Records, trends, entry, dashboards, and widgets — all free. A subscription only removes ads.

Free

$0

  • Every feature
  • A banner ad at the bottom of the screen

Halkit is not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it does not judge whether your values are normal. Talk to a doctor or other healthcare professional about decisions regarding your health.