Apple Watch AI

Apple Watch AI: what can AI do with your watch data?

Apple's own AI on the watch is Workout Buddy, a spoken coach during workouts. You can also give your Apple Watch data to an AI you already use, such as ChatGPT, Claude or Grok Bot, through Apple Health and Memory.fit.

The AI reads your workouts, sleep, heart rate and VO2 max, and can plan sessions. The Memory.fit iPhone app is not out yet, so join the waitlist for it.

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What Apple's own AI does

Workout Buddy came with watchOS 26. It gives spoken motivation and feedback during a workout, using your workout data and fitness history. Apple says it works with Bluetooth headphones and needs an Apple Intelligence capable iPhone nearby. Reports at launch listed iPhone 15 Pro or newer, and English as the only language.

It talks to you while you train. It does not write a training plan or look at your week for you.

  • Needs watchOS 26 and an iPhone with Apple Intelligence
  • Works with Bluetooth headphones
  • Spoken during workouts, English only at launch

Your Apple Watch data in the AI you already use

Memory.fit reads your watch through Apple Health. You connect Apple Health in the Memory.fit iPhone app, add Memory.fit to ChatGPT, Claude, Grok Bot, Muse, Dots or Grok, and the AI sees your data. The iPhone app is coming, so there is a waitlist for now.

Apple Health holds what your watch records, so the AI reads it as Apple Health sends it.

  • Reads: workouts, sleep, heart rate, resting heart rate, HRV, VO2 max, steps, weight
  • Compares your sleep with the sessions around it
  • Plans sessions your AI saves in Memory.fit
  • Works the same for any AI you connect

Which one to use

Workout Buddy is a voice in your ears during a run or ride. An AI of your choice is for the planning around it: your week, your sleep, your fuel. They do different jobs and can be used together.

In your AI

The AI you already use, with your data in Memory.fit.

Every AI, with its own steps

What to send

Copy one, send it to your AI.

  • “Read my Apple Watch runs from the last six weeks and my sleep in Memory.fit, and tell me if I'm ready to build.”

    Tools:get_workoutsget_sleepget_trends

  • “How have my resting heart rate and VO2 max moved over the last two months? Check Memory.fit.”

    Tools:get_daily_metricsget_trends

  • “Which nights did I sleep under 7 hours this month in Memory.fit, and what did I train the next day?”

    Tools:get_sleepget_workouts

  • “Build a 5 x 4 min tempo run for Thursday at my threshold pace and save it in Memory.fit.”

    Tools:plan_sessionset_session_structure

Questions

In short.

  • Apple's Workout Buddy, in watchOS 26, speaks to you during workouts. It needs Bluetooth headphones and an iPhone with Apple Intelligence.

  • Yes, through Apple Health and Memory.fit, once you connect Apple Health in the Memory.fit iPhone app.

  • Not yet. It is coming, and you can join the waitlist on memory.fit.

  • At launch, reports said English only. Check Apple for the current list.

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