Your whole health record.
On your Mac.
Apple Health, glucose exports, wearables and lab PDFs in one local record, summarised on device. Nothing leaves the Mac. Not even to us.
There is no Health app for the Mac.
Your record is spread across a phone, a glucose vendor, a wearable and a folder of PDFs, and every app that offers to unify it wants a subscription and a cloud. Chart brings it to the Mac, where you can actually read it, and keeps it there.
Apple Health, on the big screen.
Sleep, heart, activity and vitals from your iPhone, sent over your own network, kept as plain files.
Exports, aligned.
LibreView, Clarity, Stelo and Lingo files, lined up with meals, sleep and activity so patterns are visible.
Drop a PDF.
Chart reads the values and files them by date. Ten years of blood work becomes one line per marker.
Ask the record a question.
The model runs on the Mac with Apple's Foundation Models framework. Your data never leaves to be summarised.
One page for your clinician.
A printed or PDF summary of the period you choose, from your data, in the order a clinician reads it.
Open formats. Export everything.
CSV and JSON on your disk, backed up by Time Machine, readable without Chart.
Your iPhone talks to your Mac. Nobody else.
Chart has no server. Your iPhone sends Health data to your Mac over your own Wi-Fi with a code you confirm on both screens. The model runs on the Mac. We never see a value, and we have designed it so that we cannot.
The Mac app and the iPhone companion, a year of updates.
- All importers
- On-device summaries
- Never stops working
Optional, after the first year. New summaries, new importers.
- Only if you want what is new
- Cancel any time
- The record stays
The whole app, every feature, no card.
- Import everything
- Ask anything
- Decide with your own data
Prices are set for the first release and may change after it ships. Every licence includes a year of updates and never stops working. Every tool has a fourteen-day trial, no card. Chart is for wellness and record-keeping. It is not a medical device.
Is it a medical device?+
No. Chart is for wellness and record-keeping. It makes no diagnosis and gives no treatment advice. Bring the report to someone who can.
Live glucose?+
No. Sensor vendors write to Apple Health with delays of up to three hours, and Chart makes no alerts. It reads history, and it reads it well.
Where is my data?+
In an app container on your Mac, in open formats. Time Machine backs it up. We never see it.
Tell me when Chart ships.
One email when the first build is out. Nothing else.