ChatGPT and your Apple Health record
ChatGPT can't read your Apple Health data, and Pomme can't make it. Pomme puts your record behind an MCP endpoint that authenticates on a header you paste in, and a ChatGPT connector has nowhere to paste one. Claude Code does, in one line, as does any client that takes headers in its config.
Install the app
It reads Apple Health on your iPhone and syncs in the background.
Make a key
One per machine, revocable in the app.
Use a client that takes a key
Claude Code takes one line; anything that accepts headers takes the block below.
ChatGPT is not one of them: its connectors have nowhere to put a key. The block below works in the clients that do.
"pomme": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://pomme-server-hdtdaw3noq-ew.a.run.app/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your-key>" }
}Will Pomme ever work with ChatGPT?
If a ChatGPT connector starts accepting a key, this same endpoint answers it. There is nothing on our side to change.
What works today?
Claude Code in one line, and any MCP client that lets you set an Authorization header on an HTTPS server.
Can I paste my health data into a chat instead?
You can, and then a copy of your record lives in someone else's chat history. Pomme hands over a key you can revoke instead.
What does it cost?
Syncing and storage are free. Agent queries are £19.99 a year, bought in the app through the App Store, after a free first week.
Go on then — point an agent at it
In beta testing. Leave your email and install it straight away.