You might soon be able to inquire with ChatGPT about how healthy your week actually was.

      A rumored integration of Apple Health could allow AI to access your activity and sleep data.

      What’s the story? Despite Apple potentially moving on to Gemini soon, there are leaks indicating that ChatGPT is still looking at Apple. Recent code analysis of the ChatGPT iPhone app uncovered a hidden Apple Health icon, suggesting that OpenAI might soon enable ChatGPT to access data from Apple Health. Although this feature isn’t available yet, the hidden “connector” implies it could be introduced as early as 2026. If realized, this would enable ChatGPT to interpret metrics related to activity, sleep, diet, breathing, and more (with your consent), providing tailored responses based on actual health data.

      MacRumors highlights that strings within the app reference health categories such as activity, sleep, diet, breathing, and hearing, hinting at the variety of data that could be shared.

      Currently, there is no official launch date, as the integration is still speculative and turned off.

      This feature would be located under the “Apps & Connectors” tab in ChatGPT, similar to its existing integrations with cloud services and productivity tools.

      Why does this matter? If this integration occurs, it could transform Apple Health from a mere statistics tracker into an interactive “health conversation” partner. Rather than manually reviewing metrics or analyzing charts, you could ask ChatGPT questions like “How’s my sleep looking lately?” or “Should I adjust my workouts based on last week’s data?” to receive personalized advice. This could significantly enhance health tracking, particularly for those who are not deeply engaged in data analytics.

      It also indicates a potential shift in how health apps function: moving from passive data logging to proactive guidance. For busy individuals, this could mean a transition from occasionally logging steps to actively utilizing data to cultivate healthier habits, supported by an approachable guide.

      Why should this interest you? If you utilize Apple Health or even check it occasionally, this could dramatically change how you interpret your data. Instead of sifting through graphs, you may soon be able to pose straightforward questions like “Was I more active this week compared to last?” and receive a helpful, conversational response. For anyone interested in fitness, sleep, or wellness who finds spreadsheets daunting, ChatGPT could serve as a friendly intermediary between raw figures and meaningful insights.

      What’s next? For now, since it’s early and unconfirmed, consider this a possibility rather than a certainty. However, if you notice “Apple Health” appearing under the “Apps & Connectors” section, that would be a sign. It’s also wise to monitor privacy settings closely: when the feature launches, it would be prudent to review permissions regarding data sharing, what ChatGPT can access, and whether you’re comfortable with that before granting AI access to your health metrics. Alternatively, you might choose to wait for Apple to introduce its own AI coach.

      Varun is a seasoned tech journalist and editor with over eight years of experience in consumer technology media. His work spans…

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