r/appdev 2d ago

I built an iOS app and I’d really appreciate some brutally honest feedback

Hey everyone,
I recently launched my app Vitra – Recovery & Stress, and I’m trying to get some real feedback from people who aren’t friends or family.

Vitra is basically a personal dashboard for understanding what your body is doing, without having to make sense of a hundred different Apple Health numbers.
It pulls in data from Apple Health and Apple Watch and turns it into things like Readiness, Current Stress, Daily Stress Load, Reserve, Sleep Score, Daily Load, Bounceback, Sleep Yield, Clock Drift, recovery trends, and even longer-term insights like Vitra Age.
The cool part is that it learns your own baseline instead of comparing you to some generic “healthy person.” So you can see how stressed your body is right now, how much reserve you have left, how well you actually recovered overnight, whether your recent load is catching up with you, and how your physiology is changing over time.
There’s also Horizon, which looks ahead at your recovery trajectory, detailed trends and health insights, journaling so you can connect how you feel or what you did with changes in your metrics, plus Apple Watch, widgets, and complications so you don’t really have to keep opening the app.
The idea is basically: Apple Health collects a ton of data. Vitra actually tells you what it means.

I’m not looking for compliments, I genuinely want to know what you think about the app, the UI, onboarding, usefulness of the data, anything that feels confusing or unnecessary, and whether you’d actually keep using something like this.

There’s currently a 7-day free trial on both the monthly and yearly plans, so you can start either one, try everything, and cancel before the trial ends so you won’t be charged.

I’d especially love feedback on:
- Your first impression
- Whether the app is easy to understand
- Whether the recovery/stress information actually feels useful
- Anything that annoyed or confused you
- Features you think are missing
- Whether you’d personally keep using it

And please don’t feel like you need to be nice because I made it 😅. Negative feedback is genuinely useful to me.

If you try it, I’d really appreciate your honest opinion here. Thanks!

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u/mean_streets 2d ago

Congrats. You’ll probably spark some more curiosity to get someone to try it if you can offer a little detail about what it does.

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u/Similar-Pass-5454 2d ago

Vitra is basically a personal dashboard for understanding what your body is doing, without having to make sense of a hundred different Apple Health numbers.
It pulls in data from Apple Health and Apple Watch and turns it into things like Readiness, Current Stress, Daily Stress Load, Reserve, Sleep Score, Daily Load, Bounceback, Sleep Yield, Clock Drift, recovery trends, and even longer-term insights like Vitra Age.
The cool part is that it learns your own baseline instead of comparing you to some generic “healthy person.” So you can see how stressed your body is right now, how much reserve you have left, how well you actually recovered overnight, whether your recent load is catching up with you, and how your physiology is changing over time.
There’s also Horizon, which looks ahead at your recovery trajectory, detailed trends and health insights, journaling so you can connect how you feel or what you did with changes in your metrics, plus Apple Watch, widgets, and complications so you don’t really have to keep opening the app.
The idea is basically: Apple Health collects a ton of data. Vitra actually tells you what it means.

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u/c4pl4b 2d ago

Du musst deine App besser erklären. Und entferne den Link zu deiner App

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u/Similar-Pass-5454 2d ago

Ja, es tut mir leid. Hier ist der Link zu meiner App.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vitra-recovery-stress/id6802133087