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Version 1.16.0

Your Health Context, More Connected and More in Your Control

Oura joins Apple Health and Health Connect in a redesigned Data Sources, while a reorganized daily health view, editable Kai memories, and a new Saved Articles library make your health picture easier to understand and control.

Released

Kaizen Health update artwork showing an Oura ring alongside Steps and Active Energy cards sourced from Oura.
New features
5
Improvements
1

Topics

  • AI insights
  • Documents
  • Health data
  • Memory
  • Privacy
  • Wearables

What changed

New features

5
  • Oura in Data Sources

    Health Permissions is now Data Sources. Connect Oura alongside Apple Health or Health Connect, see sync status, and start a manual sync.

  • See what Kai remembers

    A Memory saved or Memory updated indicator appears in chat. Tap it to review the exact details Kai will remember.

  • Edit and manage memories

    Create memories up to 2,000 characters, edit individual memories, and choose which one to edit when several are created together.

  • Save health insights

    Bookmark articles from Discover Health Insights and revisit them anytime from a new Saved Articles library.

  • Confirm who a record is about

    Kaizen now asks whether a note, file, medication, event, or scanned document is about you or someone else before it can reach your Kai memory.

Improvements

1
  • A clearer daily Source Data view

    Kaizen reorganizes activity, heart & lungs, body, and sleep metrics with source labels and easier day-by-day navigation.

Connect Oura in a redesigned Data Sources

Health Permissions is now Data Sources, a single place to connect and manage the services that contribute to your health picture. Alongside Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android, you can now connect Oura, see its connection and sync status, and start a manual sync across your connected sources.

  • Data Sources shows whether each connected source (Apple Health, Health Connect, or Oura) is currently connected.
  • For Oura, see sync status and how recently your data was synced, and start a manual sync anytime.
  • Manage your Oura connection with two separate choices: disconnect while keeping health data already imported, or disconnect and request deletion of data imported directly from Oura.
  • Connecting Oura can return you to Kaizen automatically once the connection completes.

A clearer daily view of your health data

The daily Source Data view is reorganized into Activity, Heart & Lungs, Body, and Sleep sections, with cards for steps, active energy, exercise time, stand time, heart rate, blood oxygen, weight, and time asleep. Move backward and forward by day, up to the most recent day with synced data.

  • Each available metric can show its source (Apple Health, Health Connect, Oura, or imported data), so you know where a number came from.
  • Clearer empty, loading, historical, and latest-data states make the screen easier to read at every point.
  • Light and dark themes received updated card styling.

Save the health insights you want to revisit

Health-news cards in Discover Health Insights have a new look, with publisher identity, an article image, publication date, and a short summary alongside Read, Share, and Save actions. A new Saved Articles destination in Profile collects everything you bookmark.

  • Save or unsave an article directly from the Discover Health Insights feed.
  • Find your saved reading anytime in Saved Articles, with pagination, pull-to-refresh, retry, and empty states.
  • Saved articles are tied to your signed-in Kaizen account.
  • Article pages also received mobile WebView improvements, including better scrolling and content sizing on Android.

See what Kai remembers, and edit it anytime

When a conversation leads Kai to save or update a memory, you'll now see a Memory saved or Memory updated indicator on the assistant's message. Tap it to open a detail sheet showing exactly what Kai will remember, with a direct link to Manage Memories.

  • Create memories up to 2,000 characters, up from 200.
  • Edit an individual memory, and choose which one to edit when several were created together.
  • Continue deleting individual memory groups or all memories at once.
  • Edit flows handle unsafe or unclear edits, conflicts, and memories that no longer exist.

Knowing who a record is about

When you create or edit a note, file, medication, or event (or scan a document), Kaizen now asks whether the record is about you or someone else, and lets you optionally identify who. Only records confirmed as your own are eligible to be added to your Kai memory.

  • Records about someone else stay in Documents but are not added to either person's Kai memory through this flow.
  • Kaizen flags existing records that haven't yet been verified or that belong to someone else.
  • Document-to-memory extraction now clearly indicates when a premium plan is required.

Clearer guidance for partial Android health access

Kaizen now distinguishes between no Health Connect access and partial access. When some health metrics aren't available, Home can explain that your Health Score is using limited data, name the missing categories, and link you to review your health access. Upload flows also respect the Android permissions you've actually granted, reducing attempts to read data you haven't shared.

Additional polish

This release also improves scrolling in article and OAuth WebViews on Android, refines article card height and loading skeletons, improves Oura connection error and cancellation handling, and adds new feature copy in English, Spanish, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese.

Availability

Kaizen Health v1.16.0 is available for supported iPhone and Android devices. Update from the App Store or Google Play to connect Oura, explore the redesigned Source Data view, save articles, and review the latest Kai memory controls.

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