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Health & Performance

Understand your body.Train with context.

In developmentMobile + wearable

On your wrist.

Running · live

The live running screen on the wearable: current pace as the dominant reading, with heart rate, distance and duration below it. Example values.
5:42
/KMCurrent pace
154HR
4.82 kmDistance
28:13Duration
Avg. pace5:51 /KM

Heart rate

154BPM

0:0028:13

Current pace
5:42 /km
Distance
4.82 km
Duration
28:13

Illustration of the workout experience, with example values. Not a medical device, and not anyone’s health data.

Next

From a glance on your wrist to the full picture on your phone.

  1. Your day

    A clearer view of how your body is doing.

    Resting heart rate, recovery and sleep score: the three readings the day opens with, and the one you choose to look at first.

  2. Heart rate

    More than a single reading.

    The last measurement with the time it was taken, the hours of the day as separate readings, and your resting rate and variability beside them.

    88bpmLatest reading

    24 hourshourly avg.

    Resting
    58 bpm
    HRV
    48 ms
  3. Stress

    Load, read from signals you already record.

    Calculated from heart rate, variability and sleep together. An indication of load, never a diagnosis.

    31%MediumToday

    Course of the dayHollow marks are unmeasured hours

    Built from
    Heart rate, variability and sleep
  4. Today

    The rest of the day, at a glance.

    Steps, energy, variability, blood oxygen, strain, sleep, meditation, water and weight, each one measurement your devices already take.

The app’s home screen, scrolling as the page scrolls: the three metric rings, the heart rate card with its 24-hour readings, the stress card, an estimated health age, and the day’s tiles. Each is described beside it. Example values.

Recovery

A score you can take apart.

Recovery is read against your own recent nights and readings, not a population average. It is never only a number: the app lists what moved it, and by how much, so you can disagree with it.

  • Measured against your own baseline
  • Every driver named, with its own contribution
  • Free, drivers included
The recovery dashboard: a score of 84 out of 100, with four drivers and the contribution of each. Example values.

Sleep

Understand the night behind the score.

You look at this before you are properly awake. So it says what happened, in the shape the night actually had, and leaves the judgement to you.

Last night

7h 12min bed from 23:18

  • Deep sleep1h 22m · 19%
  • REM sleep1h 34m · 22%
  • Light sleep3h 58m · 55%
  • Awake18m · 4%
Score
79
Sleep debt
48m
vs. previous
+4%

Sleep is in the free version, stages and the reasons behind the score included.

The app's Sleep screen for one night: a calculated score, the bedtime, duration and sleep debt, the four stages in proportion, and the contributors behind the score. Example values.
  • Score, bedtime, duration and the sleep debt it left
  • Deep, REM, light and awake, in proportion
  • Every contributor to the score named and rated
  • Seven nights of context, free

A wellness and fitness product, not a medical device. It does not diagnose sleep conditions. Example values.

Activity

Where the day actually went.

Steps, energy and strain for the day, and the hours they came from. An hour you spent still is a measured zero. An hour that has not happened yet, or that nothing recorded, stays visibly empty.

  • Steps by hour, against your own goal
  • Active energy and strain for the day
  • Free
Steps per hour across the day: 8,420 of a 11,000 goal, with a clear peak during the evening run and 20 of 24 hours recorded. Example values.

Training

For the moments when a glance has to be enough.

Mid-run you get one look. So the pace you are holding right now is the number, and everything else sits underneath it.

On the wrist

Current pace, and what is holding it up.

Heart rate, distance and elapsed time under the one reading you are actually running to. Average pace sits quieter still.

Saved

The session, then the reading of it.

The watch confirms it saved and shows what you just did. The phone is where the session is read properly.

Free

Recording and reading a workout costs nothing.

Time, distance, average pace and heart rate, how it was recorded and how complete the data is. The summary ends by refusing to interpret itself.

The live running screen on the wearable, with current pace as the dominant reading. Example values.
The wearable confirming the workout saved, with the duration and three closing readings. Example values.
The session summary on the phone: time, distance, average pace and heart rate, with how it was recorded. Example values.

With Pro

One session, or the shape of many.

The free version records and reads the workout. Pro adds the three analyses that only make sense across sessions, each of them named and described in the app before you ever pay for it.

Pro

Training load

Weekly load from your workouts, compared with your own buildup.

14.2this week

Pro

Recovery relationships

How your workouts relate to recovery, sleep and stress.

An analysis you open

Pro

Fitness trend

Your fitness curve over time, with buildup and recovery phases.

An analysis you open

Training load is the only one of the three that resolves to a single figure; the other two are analyses you open. Values are illustrative. None of this is a training recommendation or a health assessment.

Approach

Built for context, not just numbers.

Your devices already record more than you can read. The work is not collecting more of it, but putting the parts next to each other so a single reading means something.

  1. 01One picture, not six appsHealth, recovery, activity, training, sleep and everyday performance are read together, in one place, against each other.
  2. 02Your own baselineRecovery is measured against your own recent readings rather than a population average, so the number means something for you specifically.
  3. 03The reason, not only the scoreEvery score can be opened to see what moved it. That stays in the free version, because a score you cannot question is not worth much.
  4. 04Honest about what it did not measureAn hour without a reading is drawn as an hour without a reading. Nothing is interpolated, averaged away or filled in.

Go deeper

Your whole day is free. Pro is for what a longer record shows.

Everything you measure day to day stays in the free version, scores and the reasons behind them included. Pro is for the places where the product keeps a longer record and needs room to analyse it.

FreeTraining shows what you did. Each deeper analysis is named and described, so you know exactly what is behind the lock.

ProThe same three analyses open. Load against your own buildup, how sessions sit alongside recovery, and the shape of your training over months.

Training loadPro

Weekly load from your workouts, compared with your own buildup.

Recovery relationshipsPro

How your workouts relate to recovery, sleep and stress.

Fitness trendPro

Your fitness curve over time, with buildup and recovery phases.

Training load

Weekly load from your workouts, compared with your own buildup.

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Recovery relationships

How your workouts relate to recovery, sleep and stress.

Fitness trend

Your fitness curve over time, with buildup and recovery phases.

Nutrition

What you eat belongs beside the rest of your day.

A diary rather than a diet: what you ate, when, and what it came to. It sits in the app alongside training, and it stays on your phone.

Recording it

Logged by hand or by barcode, kept as your own.

Items go into a mealtime, the day adds them up, and anything you enter often becomes a reusable item or a recipe. There is no score at the end of it and nothing to beat.

  • Manual entry, barcode scanning, your own items
  • Recipes and meal planning
  • Stored locally on your device
The nutrition diary on the phone: the day's total in calories, protein, carbohydrates and fat, then the history card in its free state, then breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack with what was logged to each. Example values.

With Pro

The same card, once there is more of it to read.

Free keeps the last fourteen days and five saved recipes, which is a working diary. Pro keeps the whole local history, lifts the recipe limit, and fills in the two lines the card is otherwise holding open.

Anything you have already saved stays readable and editable on either plan, and a recipe you have kept can still be edited and planned with after a downgrade. Example values.

The same history card with Pro: full local history, the average fully logged day against the week before, and which mealtime was the largest across the logged days.
History
14 recent daysFree
Full local historyPro
Recipes
Five savedFree
UnlimitedPro

On your wrist

Thirteen complications. Three of them free.

A complication is the small readout on your watch face. Every one below ships in the product, each showing a different combination of what the app already knows.

Free

  • ATCEK EssentialRecovery, steps and heart rate at a glance.
  • Steps FocusYour steps for today, front and centre.
  • Sleep FocusYour most recent sleep score, front and centre.

Pro

  • ATCEK ZenA calm view of your daily recovery.
  • Pulse DataSeveral health values, compactly together.
  • MomentumYour daily movement and momentum.
  • Mineral FlowA premium mineral recovery summary.
  • Recovery FocusReadiness, sleep and HRV, centred.
  • ATCEK Health AgeYour indicative vitality age and domain ages.
  • Stress FocusYour current strain, presented calmly.
  • Stress & PulseStress and heart rate together, for context at peak moments.
  • Night MineralsSleep and recovery together, as a premium night summary.
  • Daily BriefRecovery, stress and activity in one compact overview.

Pro also adds five watch designs beside the one in the free version. Health metrics on the watch are not listed here: two access policies in the product disagree about them, and that is not something to settle in a marketing page.

Side by side

The exact difference.

No price is shown anywhere on this page: the product has not been released and has no public price yet.

FreePro

Daily health

Heart rate, steps and calories
Sleep, recovery and stress score
The reason behind every score
Goals, badges and seven-day trends
Synchronisation with all your devices

Training

Recording and reviewing workouts
Saved training routinesThreeUnlimited
Routine insight and context
Training load, recovery relationships, fitness trend

Nutrition

Nutrition history14 daysUnlimited
Saved recipesFiveUnlimited
Nutrition insights

Recovery, sleep and stress

Recovery score with its drivers
Sleep score, stages and sleep debt
Stress score and the day's course

Wearable

Workouts and metrics on your wrist
Watch designsOneSix
Watch complicationsThreeThirteen

Your data

Health data is read on your device and shown to you.

Health & Performance is a wellness and fitness product. It is not a medical device: it does not diagnose conditions, detect disease or give medical advice.

Measurements stay on your device

Health data is read on your device from Apple Health or Health Connect and stays there. An account is optional, and saves only your settings, goals and consent choices, never your health measurements.

Never sold, never for advertising

Your measurements are never sold and never shared with third parties for advertising. The app carries no advertising or tracking technology, collects no advertising identifier, and does not collect your location.

Consent per data type

Health data is a special category under the GDPR and is processed only with your consent for each data type.

Yours to export or erase

You can always view, export and erase your data, from inside the app, at any time.

What it covers

Six areas, one coherent picture.

Each area is derived from measurements your devices already record. Health data is read on your device and shown only to you.

  1. 01HealthRecent measurements your phone and wearable already record, read as one picture.
  2. 02RecoveryHow rested you are, against your own baseline rather than a population average.
  3. 03ActivityEveryday movement in the context of the rest of your week.
  4. 04TrainingWorkouts recorded on your devices, summarized so effort over time stays legible.
  5. 05SleepDuration and consistency, without turning a single night into a verdict.
  6. 06Everyday performanceThe overall read across the areas above, understandable at a glance.

Platforms

Across mobile and wearable devices.

One product, built for the devices people already wear and carry. Measurements are read from Apple Health or Health Connect and processed on your device.

  • MobileiPhone
  • MobileAndroid
  • WearableApple Watch
  • WearableWear OS

Availability

In development.

Health & Performance has not been released. There is no public launch date, and the final product name has not been announced. Platform and version requirements will be listed on its store pages when it becomes available.

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