Hupay turns your own sleep, heart and activity signals into four scores you can question. Every number names the evidence behind it and the baseline it was measured against.
Nothing is presented as a verdict. Tap any score for the factors that moved it, what it means, and the caveat that belongs with it.
The reserve opens at your overnight recovery and drains through the day. Beneath it, an evidence strip states the signal behind each score — overnight HRV against your baseline, last night's duration, this morning's resting heart rate.
Seven or thirty days of any score. Days you did not wear the watch stay visibly empty rather than being interpolated into a smooth line that never happened.
Duration, efficiency and stage balance are scored separately and shown separately. When a source records no stages, that component is removed from the calculation rather than counted as zero.
Capacity left today, opening at your overnight recovery.
Physiological load against your own normal, not a population average.
How well last night set you up, from sleep and overnight heart data.
Movement and intensity, with workouts broken into their bands.
Sensors show strain; only you know the feeling. Six moods, four steps.
Patterns that appear only when enough of your own days support them.
Every score is derived on your device from data you already have, compared against the days Hupay has stored for you.
Read-only access to Apple Health. Up to 60 days of scoring signals and six months of available sleep history on first run — heart rate, HRV, sleep, steps and workouts.
A rolling baseline is built from your own stored days. Until there are enough of them, scores carry a lower confidence label and say so — the app never pretends to a certainty it does not have.
Each score opens into the factors that moved it, the baseline each was measured against, what the number means, and the caveat that belongs with it.
Hupay is a wellness and self-awareness app. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose, and it never claims to detect an emotion from a sensor.
A native watchOS app with its own check-in, score detail and health data list. Readings are cached so the app opens instantly, and anything stale is marked rather than shown as current.
Hupay reads Apple Health, computes on device and stores everything locally. There is no account to create, no server to sign in to, and no analytics SDK watching you use it.
Read the privacy policyPricing is being finalised for launch. Beta testers get Pro switched on for the duration of the beta.
A watch gives Hupay overnight HRV and sleep, which is what the recovery and stress scores rest on. Without one you still get activity-based scores, marked at lower confidence.
Hupay imports up to 60 days on first run, so most people have a usable baseline immediately. Until it matures, every score carries a readiness label saying how far along it is.
No. Everything is computed and stored on device, and CloudKit sync ships switched off. There is no Hupay server holding your health history.
No, and it does not claim to. Sensors show physiological load; the check-in asks you what you actually feel and stores that alongside.
No. Hupay is a wellness and self-awareness app. It does not diagnose, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Hupay is in TestFlight while the scoring is tuned against real weeks of data. Testers get Pro switched on and a direct line for feedback.