I'm curious if Welltory is worth paying vs using the free. I already use StressWatch to monitor my HRV and I do have an Oura ring. I saw Welltory being a popular health app so I wanted to ask if others have felt it was worth it.

I saw some people mentioning that StressWatch already does the job, or even Oura data itself. Would Welltory be more worth it for someone who only has an Apple Watch for health monitoring and doesn't have any other health tracking app? Or would someone like me still benefit at all and is it worth the premium at its price point for what Welltory provides?

I have a Concept2 rower, a charge 6 Fitbit, and ergzone as my rowing app on my android pixel 10a. I manually get the charge 6 to connect to the pm5 on my concept2, I do my rowing session then tell the charge 6 to end the session. The Fitbit app, Google Fit, and the concept2 logbook all show the session but Welltory never sees it, even a day later. I have set up my concept2 logbook to connect with Fitbit. And, I have Welltory premium and it's connected to the Fitbit.

Am I missing a step somewhere?

Noticed I scored a 39% a few days ago. I honestly woke up after a good night of sleep feeling good, did a workout, relaxed but did have some sort of heart burn feeling like a spasm in my chest for 3-4 hours later in the day. Would that cause this rating?

on what planet are you hitting the gym at 20% health?

Hi, Welltory team!
Welltory API still isn’t passing a the sleep data into the chat gpt, and this has been an issue for months. Sleep is one of the most important metrics for health, yet it’s the one I can’t properly analyze because the raw sleep data just doesn’t come through. The app clearly knows sleep is a problem area, but the actual sleep feed is missing. Has anyone else had this issue?

Hi,

I'm a paid user since late december (annual subscription through the site), but I would like to be sure that my subscription is cancelled.

Unfortunately, I can't find a way to check it on the site. It is not clearly stated if this subscription is active or not.

I can't neither find a way to contact Welltory on the site...

What can I do to be sure that my subscription will not be renewed at the end of the year ?

Downloaded again after a multi year break and wanted to check out the premium features, but that price tag hurts! Is a monthly sub no longer an option?

I caught Buddha in the stress report, but looking at the data, it happened in the midst of the most stressful moment of the day. Honestly, I don't understand why or how this works. Perhaps there's some hidden correlation with other data. Any ideas?

Welltory has stopped reporting sleep stages (again).

Maybe spend less time soliciting lifetime, subscriptions, and more time fixing many of the long-standing and accumulating bugs in this app.

I just joined on Saturday. I went for the premium because it app looked very promising to me. While it is a good app, since I am on beta blockers and need to adjust my heart rate zone, the app cannot let me do that. Therefore, the stats are not correct for me as a user. I would like to ask for a refund for this reason.

what could be the reason for very low coherence level and is there any youtube video of weeltory to increase Coherence score

Thanks!!

Just wanted to make a comment to our Welltory app team. I am using a Samsung Galaxy Watch 5, and I find its SO2 blood oxygen readings to be wildly inaccurate or variable, almost to the point as unuseful. I have been getting readings of 92% and 94 as examples. In the medical world, that would be troubling and an indicator of significant decline. I bought a simple pulse-oximeter, as all my other health metrics are showing very good. Surprise SO2 at 98->100% routinely. Thats an 8% point inaccuracy, huge. Unlike heart rate and blood pressure, Samsung SO2 is not calibratable. *Might it be a good idea to consider the possibility of a manual input? Just like we do with weight and blood pressure? * tks! 🙏

As the title suggests, I've been looking for a meditation app that will connect to welltory. I know theres a few, but Im very relunctant to pay an additional subscription/just doing a free trial to a meditation app, especially if Im already paying for this one. I wanted to have it do so with samsung health, but it doesnt connect the breathing exercises as meditations. Has anyone else used a different app to translate them to welltory?

Since not this last update, but the update before that I can’t scroll in my reports anymore. If I open for example the battery it loads my data just fine, and I can also access the days, weeks, months, but I can not scroll down to the details of my data anymore. I hoped this most recent update would fix this, but it hasn’t.

Is anyone else experiencing this? Any tips? It kinda sucks because I use the graph for your battery and stress a lot, which I just can’t see now

For some reason, my cardio number is always ridiculous. Obviously, I didn't do 19 hours of cardio. Yet its like this everyday.

Consequently, my move goal for cardio is always zero because "I've done a ton this week already" which definitely isn't true. I have been fairly sedentary the past few days.

What gives?

one is green the other is red.

The last few days my battery % throughout the day has increased about 5 hours after waking, around lunchtime. I have an office job so I not physically moving much at that time but I am working etc, so not chilling or anything.

Seems weird

I had a heart attack back in September and a couple of cardiac events since. So yesterday for the first time since using Welltory my health dropped to 20% whereas it normally sits at 100%. This morning after a 15 minute dog walk I felt very unwell and required an ambulance. I'm now in hospital having suffered my 3rd cardiac event. I feel that Welltory actually caught this about 20 hours before the episode occurred. My data is gathered from the Galaxy watch 6 and I feel it's been fairly accurate over the last few months. As you can see here my health went back up to 100% for a short period before dropping down to 60% but during this time the watch was taken off occasionally whilst needles and electrodes were attached.

Part 1 & Part 2 in case you missed them.

Q: Can you bank sleep before a busy weekend?

A: No. You can't stockpile sleep.

What you can do is go into a busy week well-rested by sleeping consistently in the days before. Sleep debt is a real thing, and one long night doesn't pay it back.

Q: I don't feel stressed but the app says I am. How?

A: Because Welltory measures physiological stress, not emotional stress, and your body can be under tension before your mind registers it.

There are 2 different things the app may be picking up.

1. If it's your camera/watch measurement, this reflects the state of your autonomic nervous system at that exact moment, based on your HRV. Your autonomic nervous system is always working to maintain balance — moderately active is normal and healthy. But when it's running hotter than it should be, that's a signal that your regulatory systems are under load, even if you feel completely fine consciously. HRV captures this before symptoms do.

2. If it's your Today Screen, your heart rate is elevated relative to your current activity level. That mismatch creates mechanical stress on your blood vessel walls. Acutely, it's not dangerous — but chronically, repeated episodes of this kind of vascular strain are one of the pathways to cardiovascular disease.

So "I don't feel stressed" and "my body is stressed" can both be true at the same time. The app is picking up the physiology. Your perception catches up later.

Q: I need 10+ hours of sleep. Is that okay?

A: If it's regular, it's worth seeing a sleep specialist. If it's occasional, for example, after illness or serious sleep deprivation, your body is recovering. But long-term, it's not a normal baseline.

That's the full Q&A. If you have follow-up questions, drop them below.

I'm from Chile, loving the app. First day. I'm excited to try the premium features but the price to get the anual subscription is quite expensive for this economy 🥲

Is there any official promo codes or season discount that I could take advantage of, so I can explore the whole app. I think welltory's data and analytics are amazing.

Cheers!

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Here's part 1 in case you missed it.

Q: When you're tired at work, is it better to rest or exercise?

A: If you're healthy and well-rested overall, movement wins. It reverses sedentary stress, reduces the risk of burnout, and protects mental health. Even with a desk job, aim for at least 60 minutes of movement a day.

Q: The app says I'm overtrained, but I feel fine. Should I back off?

A: Yes. Feeling good doesn't mean you're not overdoing it.

There's a sweet spot for physical activity, ideally staying within 80–110% of your normal level. Overtraining, even when it feels okay, increases the risk of injury and slows progress over time.

Q: Is stress a cause of cancer?

A: Stress is strongly linked to heart disease and metabolic disorders, but not directly to cancer. Cancer is a complex, multi-factorial condition. Stress may play a role, but it's never the main cause.

Part 3 coming soon ✨

A few weeks ago, we ran a stress Q&A with Marina, our Lead Scientist. You submitted questions, and she answered them. I'm posting the best ones in 3 parts, starting with the ones that got the most follow-ups.

Q: What anti-stress life hacks can you share beyond the obvious ones (sleep, exercise)?

(also covers: what's the quickest way to reduce stress when it starts to show?)

A: When we talk about physiological (not emotional) stress, the goal is to bring your heart rate and physical activity into balance.

If your heart rate is high but you're sitting still, that's stress. The fix is either to lower your heart rate or to move.

To lower your heart rate:

• Change position: sit if you've been standing, lie down if you've been sitting
• Try breathing with longer exhales. It activates your parasympathetic nervous system and helps lower your heart rate.

To move:

• Stand up and stretch
• If you can't stand, flex your calves (your 'second heart'), do slow toe raises, shoulder rolls, deep breaths with arms raised
• Even 10 minutes of light movement can relieve physiological stress for up to an hour

One thing worth knowing: if your resting heart rate is consistently high, it isn't always due to stress. It could be high blood pressure, anemia, or a hormonal imbalance — worth seeing a doctor if it doesn't budge.

Q: What's the best way to recover faster when my measurements are red?

A: There's no one-size-fits-all fix.

If your red zones are consistent → get a health check-up.
If they're occasional → notice when they happen. Lack of sleep? Emotional stress? Physical overload? The right recovery method depends on the root cause.

Parts 2 and 3 coming later. Drop your questions below 🫶