How DailyWander works with Apple Health

Steps to follow

1. 01

   Choose whether to connect Health

   Open the relevant DailyWander settings or follow the Health permission prompt. You can allow only the categories you want.

2. 02

   Record and finish the walk

   A Health workout is created from a completed activity, not merely from viewing or generating a route.

3. 03

   Review the Health app

   Open Apple Health or Fitness after finishing to confirm the workout and permitted metrics appear.

4. 04

   Change access at any time

   Use iPhone Settings or the Health app to review and change DailyWander's permissions.

Where to review a saved walking route

After finishing and saving the walk, open Fitness on iPhone, go to Summary, open Sessions, and select the corresponding outdoor walking workout. Available workout details can include route data when a GPS trace was recorded and the required Health permissions were granted.

The exact route presentation can vary by iOS version and available data. If a map is missing, first confirm the completed walk has a route in DailyWander History, then review Apple Health permissions before recording a new test walk.

Data DailyWander may use

Depending on the permissions you grant, activity views can include metrics such as steps, active energy, exercise minutes, and heart-rate summaries. A completed workout can include timing, walking distance, and recorded route data when available and permitted.

DailyWander does not need unrestricted Health access to generate routes. Route planning, recording, History, and streak features can still work without Health permission.

Health data remains under iOS control

Apple Health permissions are controlled by iOS. DailyWander cannot read or write a Health category you have not allowed, and you can revoke access later.