iPhone onboarding
Onboarding appears the first time you open Health.md on iPhone. It explains the local export model and discloses automatic first-party product analytics. It prepares the two required connections before the first run: Apple Health and a folder that you control. Product analytics never includes health values, metric names, health dates, exported files, paths, peer names, credentials, or user text.
You can try 10 free exports and change Health access, folder, metrics, formats, and scheduling later.
The seven steps
Section titled “The seven steps”If you skip or limit authorization, Health.md keeps setup usable. Open the Health app later to review which categories Health.md can read.
What onboarding does not lock in
Section titled “What onboarding does not lock in”Onboarding establishes a safe starting point. It does not permanently fix your export behavior. From the Export and Settings tabs you can later change:
- the local folder and export target.
- date range and lookback.
- selected metrics and special authorizations.
- Markdown, CSV, JSON, and Obsidian Bases output.
- filenames, units, frontmatter, and write behavior.
- scheduling and Mac connectivity.
Run the first export
Section titled “Run the first export”Continue with First iPhone export for a short, screenshot-led walkthrough from readiness through file verification.