Export your Apple Health data to your own Git repository and Telegram chat — a clean, machine-readable commit every day. No backend. No analytics. No middleman.
Tap once, or wire it to a Shortcut and forget it. Every run reads, normalizes, and commits — atomically, to destinations you own.
Read-only access to 14 HealthKit categories — steps, heart rate, HRV, sleep, workouts, nutrition and more. The app never asks to write.
Daily snapshots become clean summary.json, raw samples, workouts and GPX routes — every file stamped schema_version for forward compatibility.
One atomic commit to GitHub main, plus a Markdown summary and JSON archive to Telegram. Both succeed, or the cursor stays put and retries.
The same day, three ways. Feed the JSON to your own AI agent, skim the Telegram summary on your phone, or browse the commit history on GitHub.
Try it free for 10 export runs. Then unlock everything with a single $9.99 purchase — no recurring charges, no tiers, no rug-pull.
There is no Pulse Commit server. Your data goes from your phone straight to the destinations you configure — and nowhere else.
Nothing is uploaded to us, because there is no “us” in the loop. The app talks only to GitHub and Telegram — your accounts.
Zero third-party SDKs, trackers or crash reporters. We don’t know you opened the app, let alone what’s in your data.
Your GitHub token and Telegram bot token live in the iOS Keychain, this-device-only. Never synced, never shown again.