Apps by Blazej Biesiada
Stress Level Tracker for Watch app icon

Health & Fitness

Stress Level Tracker for Watch

Blazej Biesiada

Free download In-app purchases unconfirmed
Open on Apple

About this app

Stress Level Tracker shows you how your body responds to everyday life — right on your wrist. This is a standalone Watch app: no iPhone app required. By blending heart rate, resting heart rate, walking heart rate, motion, and sleep times, the app calculates your stress level on a 0–100 scale, color-coded from low to high. All data is processed locally on your Watch. Key Features: ∙ All-day stress tracking powered by multiple health signals ∙ 0–100 stress scale with easy color coding (low, medium, high) ∙ Today & Yesterday charts to spot daily patterns ∙ Standalone Watch app — works without your iPhone ∙ Reads data securely from Apple Health — nothing leaves your device Whether you’re curious about stress, want to understand your recovery, or just like seeing new insights from your Apple Watch, Stress Level Tracker makes it simple and fun. Disclaimer: Stress Level Tracker is not a medical device. Results are estimates intended for wellness and self-awareness only. The app performs best when used with a single Apple Watch worn consistently throughout the day.

Latest release

What’s New

Version 2.0.1 Jun 6, 2026

Improved internal stability and reliability.

Audience growth

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US rating-count history
0 ratings
0 Sep 2, 2026 · 0 ratings Sep 2, 2026

Baseline captured. Growth appears after the crawler observes a changed rating count.

Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.

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Price intelligence

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Free Sep 2, 2026 · Free Sep 2, 2026

First snapshot captured. The trend line starts after the next crawler price observation.

  1. First observed Sep 2, 2026 · 6:36 PM Free