Nori AI: Your Health Advisor

About this app

Nori reads your wearables, labs, and health apps — then gives you a short daily plan based on what's actually happening in your body. Not generic tips. Not another dashboard. Just clear, personalized guidance that updates as your data changes. How it works Connect Apple Health, Oura, Whoop, Garmin, Fitbit, Peloton, or upload your labs. Nori analyzes your sleep, activity, heart rate, nutrition, and recovery — then builds a health strategy around your specific goals. Every morning, you get a plan. Every week, you get a review of what changed and why. Ask Nori anything about your data and get a straight answer, not a wall of charts. What people use it for — Figuring out why their sleep is off and what to do about it — Getting one clear priority instead of drowning in health data — Connecting the dots between workouts, recovery, and how they feel — Actually understanding their lab results Connects with Apple Health · Oura · Whoop · Garmin · Fitbit · Peloton · Strava · MyFitnessPal · Eight Sleep · lab results from MyChart, Function Health and more Privacy Your data is encrypted and never sold. You control what's shared. Delete anytime. Our privacy policy: https://nori.ai/privacy Terms App is subject to Apple's standard terms of service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Our terms of service are at https://nori.ai/terms We can't wait to help you on your health journey.

We’ve refreshed the Home experience with clearer Daily Plan, Nutrition, and Activity cards, improved to-do controls, and easier meal and workout logging. This release also brings richer meal details, better saved-workout editing and deletion, smoother Apple Health setup and syncing (including cycle-related symptoms) and improvements to journal input, accessibility, keyboard behavior, and reliability throughout.

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1. First observed Aug 1, 2026 · 1:29 PM Free