Pomme
pingpomme.com / hrv-tracking-ai

HRV, read by something with a memory

Pomme gives an AI agent your heart-rate variability, one daily number at a time. HRV syncs from Apple Health beside resting heart rate, sleep, workouts and the rest of the ten categories, so a question about this month's trend is answered from years of your own numbers. Not medical advice.

WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE IN PRACTICE
✓ connected · 2,190 days of data
> is my HRV trending down this month?
Down 6ms on the 90-day average, and the diplines up with three short nights last week.The same pattern showed up in February.
SET IT UP
1

Install the app

It reads Apple Health on your iPhone and syncs in the background.

2

Make a key

One per machine, revocable in the app.

3

Point your client at it

Claude Code takes the line below. Every other MCP client takes the same details as a config block.

CLAUDE CODE, IN ONE LINE
$ claude mcp add --transport http pomme \
    https://pomme-server-hdtdaw3noq-ew.a.run.app/mcp \
    --header "Authorization: Bearer <your-key>"
COMMON QUESTIONS

Where does the HRV come from?

Apple Health — whatever your Watch or another app wrote there. Pomme reads it and never writes back.

What exactly is stored?

One value a day, in milliseconds, averaged the way Apple Health records it.

Can it spot a problem?

No. It reads numbers and hands them to a model. Anything that looks worth worrying about is worth taking to your GP.

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.