The Health app on iPad could be a bit of a game-changer - here's why
’s abilities to tap into a broader range of data points, and for the most part, it’s a touchstone for those looking to learn more about their body and rhythms.
Using third-part apps like Strava and analysing that data on your iPad can open up new possibilities. “With HealthKit available on iPad, developers can build new experiences that, new experiences that use the iPad's larger screen and features like split view, or keyboards and the Apple Pencil,” she continued.
You can choose your favorite health categories to track, so the minute you open the Health app, they're easy to see all in one place in the summary tab. Caldbeck says Apple is hoping this will lead to making your health metrics easier to follow, and patterns easier to spot.
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