A clearer picture.

A few straightforward answers about Haviora, what we’re building and what comes next.

What is Haviora?

Haviora is an iPhone wellness app in development. It brings daily habits, food, activity and check-ins together to help you understand your routine and choose a practical next step.

Who is it for?

Haviora is being built for adults who want more consistency in everyday wellness, including people using Apple Health or Oura who would like a clearer view of their daily context.

What will I be able to track?

The app in development includes daily check-ins, meals, activity and wellness trends. Nutrition, movement and mood reflection support the core daily habit experience. Features may change during testing.

When can I download it?

Haviora is currently being developed and tested for iPhone. Public availability and a launch date have not been announced. There is no public App Store download linked from this website yet.

Will Haviora work with my devices?

Apple Health and Oura are the connections currently in scope for the iPhone app. Available information will depend on your device, permissions and connection status. Android is not a current release target.

Is Haviora medical advice?

No. Haviora is for general wellness, habit awareness and self-reflection. It does not diagnose conditions, provide treatment, or offer therapy or crisis care. Speak with a qualified professional about medical concerns.

What happens to my information?

The website does not collect signups. The privacy-policy draft explains how the app handles account records, connected health data, AI requests and deletion. Final legal approval is still pending.

Will Haviora be free?

Launch pricing has not been announced. We will explain available plans and any charges before you are asked to subscribe.

How can I get updates or contact Haviora?

Email [email protected] for support. Launch updates are not open yet; the website form remains a non-collecting demonstration.

Looking for support?

Haviora is not a medical or crisis service. For urgent danger, contact your local emergency services. For emotional support, you can look for a local helpline through Find A Helpline.