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Healthfolio

Desktop server that keeps Apple Health data from the Healthfolio iPhone app in local SQLite.

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The desktop app of Healthfolio Server: it receives Apple Health data from the Healthfolio iPhone app and keeps it in SQLite on your computer, with no cloud or account. Its window and menu bar icon are drawn with MyGo's native UI; the headless server and Docker image show a web dashboard instead. It pairs an iPhone by QR code and lets AI assistants read the data through read-only MCP tools.

Author: HeroSizy
Interface: Native UI
Platform: WinLinuxmacOS
Category: Devices & home
Website: healthfolio.herosizy.dev
Source: github.com/HeroSizy/healthfolio-server
Added: Nov 11, 2026
Score: 42.6/100

Score breakdown42.6/100

GitHub stars0/30Stars: 0
Activity15.6/25Weeks with commits: 1 of the last 1
Openness and license20/20MIT, an OSI-approved open source license
Likes here0/15Likes: 0 as of Nov 11, 2026
Releases7/10Days with a release in the last 12 weeks: 5

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