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28
BIO AGE
Your body is 4 years ahead of your age.
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🔥 Day 47
78
WVI · Good · +3
Wellex Vitality Index
92
REC
85
SLP
64
ACT
L
STR
MTWTFSS
Your Journey
Day 1
62
Today
78
▲ +16 WVI in 47 daysBio Age: 34→28
Great morning! Your body feels strong today. Perfect time for a walk or light workout.
💡
Hey, your energy peaks on Wednesdays after breathing. Try scheduling big meetings on Thursdays.
— AI Coach, based on 47 days of data
Your best today
Recovery 92% — perfect for intensity
Weekly Report
April 7–13 · WVI +4
28
BIO AGE
4 years younger
68
HR
72
HRV
98
SPO2
22
STRESS
36.5
TEMP
LAST NIGHT
7h 42mScore 85
Light cardio, 4–6pm.
Your HRV recovered 12% overnight. Sleep quality was excellent with 4 deep-sleep cycles. Morning cortisol is trending lower. Consider a 20-minute walk after lunch. Avoid high-intensity training before 4pm.
Calm
78% · Low stress
22
TODAY
Morning Check-in
7:45 AM
30-min walk
4–6 PM · HRV optimal
Hydration
6 / 8 glasses
Evening Wind-down
9:00 PM
18
Day streak
Consecutive days with bracelet worn
SpO2
98%
Blood Pressure
118/76
VO2 Max
44
Coherence
0.72
ACTIVITY
Steps6,432 / 8,000
Calories420 / 500 kcal
Recovery
92%Ready
YOUR PATH TO 85
Current WVI 78 → Target 85. Here's your personalized plan:
Walk 1,568 more steps today
Activity at 64% — biggest growth area. +3 WVI potential.
5-min breathing at 4 PM
Stress at 22 is good — push to 18 for +1 WVI.
Sleep by 23:00 tonight
Consistent bedtime improves sleep score. +2 WVI over a week.
Reduce caffeine after 2 PM
Caffeine correlates with -0.45 WVI impact. +1 WVI potential.
AI INSIGHT
Your WVI improved +3 this week. Recovery is at 92% — your body is ready for moderate exercise. Walking 2,000 more steps daily could push you to Excellent within 5 days.
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VITALS
All vitals normal. Cardiac, sleep, and stress markers are in healthy ranges. No anomalies detected.
CARDIAC
68bpm
HRV72 ms
BP118/76
SLEEP & RECOVERY
85Sleep Score
92%
Ready
BODY
SpO2
98%
Temp
36.5+0.0
Stress
22
Coherence
0.72
ACTIVITY
Steps6,432 / 8,000
Calories420 / 500 kcal
Active Min62 / 60
EMOTIONAL STATE
Calm78%
22
Drowsy → Focused → Energized → Calm
6am9am12pm3pm6pmnow
BIO AGE
2832
0.82×
aging rate
30d ago20d10dtoday
Sleep -1.2y
HRV -1.5y
Stress +0.5y
BODY LOAD
62TRIMP
Moderate
MTWTFSS
Recovery
92%Ready
Realtime Feed
MIND
Calm
Current emotional state
Based on 18 biometric emotion patterns
Calm
78%confidence
HRV ↑Stress ↓ΔHR →SpO₂ ✓
Based on 4 biometric signals
TodayDetails
7-day patterns
M
T
W
T
F
S
S
Weekly heatmap
Transitions
What drives your emotions
WEEKLY EMOTIONAL REPORT
Calm
42% of time
Focused
28% of time
Energized
18% of time
RECOMMENDATIONS
When stressed, try Box Breathing →
Stress episodes drop 40% with regular breathing
Walking boosts your mood
Your "Energized" emotion peaks after 20-min walks
ACTIVITY IMPACT ON MOOD
Walking → Energizedr = 0.78
Breathing → Calmr = 0.85
Meetings → Stressedr = 0.62
Sleep quality → Calmr = 0.71
Wellex Coach
Your personal AI health advisor
Morning! You recovered really well — 92%. Your body is ready for action today.
78
WVI
CONSENSUS — 87% CONFIDENCE
Your body recovered well overnight. HRV is trending up. A moderate cardio session between 4-6pm would be optimal. Avoid intense training — save it for tomorrow.
Good afternoon, Jonathan. Your WVI is 78 today — Good level. Here's a quick overview:
78
WVI · Good
↑ +3 from yesterday
Wellex AI · 14:30
How's my recovery?
Your recovery is excellent at 92%:
HRV72 ms (+8%)
Resting HR62 bpm (-2)
Sleep85 (+3%)
Wellex AI · 14:30
Should I train today?
Yes! With 92% recovery, you're cleared for moderate-to-high intensity. Best window:
Zone 3 Cardio · 4:00-6:00 PM
30 min recommended · target HR 130-145 bpm
Wellex AI · 14:31
Show my sleep
Last night's sleep score: 85
Deep 22%Light 45%REM 21%Awake 12%
7h 42m · Efficiency 94% · Bedtime 23:12
Wellex AI · 14:31
Any tips for reducing stress?
Your stress is already low (22), but here are 3 ways to maintain it:
Box Breathing at 2 PM (pre-meeting)
15-min walk after lunch
Wind-down routine by 22:30
Wellex AI · 14:32
Choose a session
Box Breathing
4-4-4-4
Equal inhale, hold, exhale, hold. Calms the nervous system.
Extended Exhale
4-8-4
Longer exhale activates parasympathetic response. Deep relaxation.
Calm Breathing
6-0-6
Simple rhythmic breathing. No hold phase. Natural and easy.
4-7-8 Relaxing
4-7-8
Inhale 4s · Hold 7s · Exhale 8s. Best for sleep.
Wim Hof Power
30x-15-R
30 rapid breaths · Hold 15s · Recovery. Energy boost.
Alternate Nostril
4-4-4-4
Left 4s · Hold 4s · Right 4s · Hold 4s. Balance.
Duration
5 min
Calm
78% confidence · HRV-derived
HOW IT'S CALCULATED
HRV Pattern Analysisr = 0.82
Skin Conductancer = 0.71
Heart Rate Baseliner = 0.65
Breathing Rater = 0.58
TODAY'S EMOTIONS
7 AMDrowsy
9 AMFocused
12 PMEnergized
2 PMCalmnow
EMOTION MAP · 24 HOURS
12am6am12pm6pm12am
Drowsy
Focused
Energized
Calm
Stressed
WHY CALM NOW
Your HRV is elevated (72ms) with low heart rate delta from baseline. Skin conductance is stable and breathing rate is slow (14/min). These signals indicate strong parasympathetic activation — your body is in a restful, balanced state.
RECOMMENDATION
This is an ideal state for creative work or decision-making. Maintain it with slow breathing. Avoid caffeine or high-intensity activity for the next 2 hours to preserve this balance.
TRANSITIONS
Drowsy→Focused→Energized→Stressed(12min)→Calm
TRIGGERS
12:30Lunch break — stress spike +12
13:45Post-walk — stress drop -18
14:00Calm state achieved — HRV peak
STRESS LEVEL
22Low · -5 from yesterday
MTWTFSS
5:00
INHALE
4
HRV
68 ms ↑
Coherence
0.45
Stress
42 ↓
COMPLETE
5:00
YOUR IMPACT
HRV
68→78 ms+15%
Coherence
0.45→0.72↑
Stress
42→28-33%
Heart Rate
72→64 bpm-11%
AI INSIGHT
Excellent session. Your parasympathetic nervous system activated strongly — HRV increased 15% in just 5 minutes. Continue daily for cumulative benefits. Best time: 4-6 PM or before sleep.
78
WVI
▲ +3 from last night
Sleep score: 85 — Great recovery
Calm
Your body signals indicate calmness this morning
Your daily direction
Light cardio between 4-6pm. Your HRV is 12% above baseline — great day for moderate training.
Walking
32 min
Duration
186 cal
Calories
98 bpm
Avg HR
Z2
Fat Burn
Body Impact
Primary: Lower body
Secondary: Core stability
Recovery Status
82%
Ready for more. A gentle stretching session tonight would complement today's walk.
Day Summary
8,432
Steps
28 min
Active
1
Stress events
Calm
Overall mood
Wind down?
A 3-minute breathing session can improve tonight's sleep quality.
3:00
Session duration
Goodnight, Jonathan
Tomorrow's outlook: Your body is well-recovered. Expect a strong WVI.
Your first sleep report arrives tomorrow
Wear your bracelet to bed tonight. We'll analyze your sleep stages, heart rate, and breathing patterns.
Excellent night. Deep sleep was above average, and your body temperature stayed stable. You're well-rested.
85
SLEEP SCORE
PHASES
Deep22%
Light45%
REM21%
Awake12%
HYPNOGRAM
23:1201:0003:0005:0006:54
TIME
Asleep7h 42m
Time to fall asleep12 min
Wakeups2
Efficiency94%
Bedtime23:12
Wake06:54
SLEEP VITALS
Avg HR56 bpm
Avg HRV78 ms
SpO297.2%
Respiratory14 /min
Skin temp34.2°C
CONSISTENCY & DEBT
14-night consistency87%
Weekly sleep debt2.3h
OPTIMAL WINDOW
23:00 — 07:00
Based on your circadian rhythm and recent patterns
AI INSIGHT
Excellent deep sleep proportion at 22%. Two brief wakeups are normal. Your HRV during sleep (78ms) indicates strong parasympathetic recovery. Consider going to bed 15 minutes earlier to reduce sleep debt.
WEEK
M
T
W
T
F
S
S
STAGES · 7 NIGHTS
MTWTFSS
■ Deep■ Light■ REM■ Awake
HEART RATE DURING SLEEP
23:1201:0003:0005:0006:54
BREATHING RATE
Avg respiratory rate14 br/min
SLEEP SCORE · 30 NIGHTS
30d ago20d10dtoday
COMPARISONS
Your average
82
Age group avg
74
Percentile82nd
Start moving to see your rings
Walk, run, or exercise. Your activity rings will fill as you move throughout the day.
Active morning. Your 32-min walk burned 180 kcal and kept you in Zone 2. Add one more session to close your rings.
Walking
12 min · 68 cal · Zone 2
72 bpm
Auto-detected
ACTIVITY
Steps6,432 / 8,000
Calories420 / 500
Active minutes62 / 60 min
VO2 MAX
44ml/kg/minGood
HR ZONES
Rest
45%
Fat
30%
Cardio
18%
Peak
7%
RECOVERY
92%Ready
HRV72 ms
Resting HR62 bpm
Sleep85%
TRAINING LOAD
62TRIMP
LowOptimalHighOverreach
Balanced training load. You can push harder today.
AI INSIGHT
Your activity level is at 80% of goal. A 20-minute walk would close your step ring. Recovery is strong at 92% — your body can handle moderate intensity. Best window: 4-6 PM based on circadian data.
BODY LOAD MAP
High
Moderate
Low
LegsWalking 32min · 6,432 steps
CoreYoga 15min
ArmsStanding
ACTIVITY RINGS
Steps6,432/8,000
Active Min62/60
Calories420/500
ACTIVITY LOG
Morning Walk
32 min · 180 kcal · Avg HR 78
08:15
Yoga Session
15 min · 45 kcal · Avg HR 65
12:30
Afternoon Walk
18 min · 95 kcal · Avg HR 82
15:45
Standing
45 min · 30 kcal
Auto
Stair Climbing
8 min · 50 kcal · Avg HR 105
17:20
Sedentary for 90 minutes
Stand up and stretch. A 5-minute walk can reset your focus.
Tuesday was your best recovery day. Try the same recipe: early dinner + breathing before 9pm.
Worth about $200 if you got this from a clinic
WEEK OF APR 3-9
75
AVG WVI
M
T
W
T
F
S
S
AVG SLEEP
7h 18m
AVG HR
65
TOTAL STEPS
52,340
AVG STRESS
28
7-Day Consistency Streak
ACHIEVEMENT
Your evening walk habit is paying off. Morning HRV improved by 12% compared to weeks without it. Sleep onset latency dropped to under 8 minutes on walk days. Keep this rhythm.
PILLAR BREAKDOWN
Recovery89%
Sleep82%
Activity71%
Stress24
VS PREVIOUS WEEK
WVI+3
Sleep+5
Steps+4,200
Stress-6
HRV+8ms
SHARE YOUR WEEK
WELLEX
75
WVI · GOOD
Week 15 · Apr 1-7, 2026
vs LAST WEEK
WVI Average
75↑ +2
Sleep Score
83↑ +5
Steps/day
7,820↑ +1,200
Stress Avg
24↓ -3
WEEKLY GOALS
Sleep 8h avg
7h 38m
8K steps/day
7,820
3 breathing sessions
2/3
Error & Degraded States
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Week 1
Available from Day 1
WVI Score
Sleep Analysis
Heart Rate
HRV
Stress
Emotion Detection (6 basic)
Morning Check-in
Basic Activity Tracking
2
Month 1
Unlocks as you use the app
Body Load Map
Full Activity Analytics
Breathing Sessions with Biofeedback
Full 18 Emotions
Post-Activity Review
Evening Wind-Down
3
Month 3+
Advanced features
AI Orbital (8 experts)
Advanced Correlations
Wellness Journey & Celebrations
Social (Leaderboard, Challenges, Family)
Weekly Summary with AI Insights
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GOOD
COMPONENTS
HRV72 ms
Excellent. Maintain your sleep routine and evening walks.
Stress22
Low stress. Keep up the breathing exercises.
Sleep85
Great recovery. 4 deep-sleep cycles last night.
SpO298%
Optimal oxygen saturation.
Heart Rate68 bpm
Resting HR in a good range.
Activity6,432 steps
Walk 1,568 more steps to hit your 8,000 goal.
Blood Pressure118/76
Healthy range.
Temp36.5°C
Normal body temperature.
PPI0.72
Peripheral perfusion within normal range.
CIRCADIAN PATTERN
12am6am12pm6pm12am
CORRELATIONS
Sleep Qualityr = 0.82
Exerciser = 0.71
Stress Levelr = -0.68
Caffeiner = -0.45
6-HOUR FORECAST
80↑ improving
Confidence: 72% · Based on current trajectory
VS LAST WEEK
WVI+3
Sleep+5
Steps+4,200
Stress-6
28
32
4 YEARS YOUNGER
THAN CHRONOLOGICAL AGE
CONTRIBUTING FACTORS
Sleep quality-1.2 yrs
HRV baseline-1.5 yrs
Activity level-0.8 yrs
Stress level
+0.5 yrs
Recovery score-1.0 yrs
AGING RATE
0.82×slower than average
0.5×1.0×1.5×
Your body is aging 18% slower than average for your age group.
HOW TO IMPROVE
Focus on stress management through daily breathing exercises. Maintain your excellent sleep patterns. Add 20 minutes of moderate cardio to push activity contribution further.
30-DAY TREND
68
CARDIAC OVERVIEW
HR
68
bpm
HRV
72
ms
BP
118/76
Normal
12am6am12pm6pmNow
HRV CORRELATION
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
RESTING HR · 7 DAYS
MTWTFSS
Avg Resting62 bpm
NORMAL RANGE
406080100120
AI INSIGHT
Your cardiac health is excellent. Resting HR of 62 bpm is trending down, indicating improved fitness. HRV of 72 ms shows strong autonomic regulation. Blood pressure is within optimal range. Continue with moderate cardio 3-4 times per week.
68
HEART RATE · BPM
12am6am12pm6pmNow
STATS
Resting62 bpm
Max142 bpm
Min54 bpm
Average68 bpm
HR ZONES
Rest
50-90
Fat
90-108
Cardio
108-144
Anaerobic
144-162
Peak
162-180
NORMAL RANGE
406080100
AI INSIGHT
Resting heart rate of 62 bpm is excellent for your age. The max of 142 during your afternoon walk suggests good cardiovascular response. Your HR variability throughout the day is healthy.
RESTING HR · 30 DAYS
RECOVERY TIME
Last workout recovery3 min 24s
Peak during activity142 bpm
Recovery baseline< 5 min (Good)
TODAY'S ZONE DISTRIBUTION
Rest 50%Fat Burn 25%Cardio 15%Peak 8%Max 2%
72
HRV · MS
12am6am12pm6pmNow
METRICS
RMSSD68.4 ms
SDNN52.1 ms
lnRMSSD4.22
pNN5028.3%
NORMAL RANGE
20406080100+
AI INSIGHT
HRV of 72ms is above average for your age group. RMSSD and lnRMSSD indicate strong parasympathetic tone. Your nighttime HRV is 15% higher than daytime, which is a healthy pattern.
HRV vs SLEEP QUALITY
Correlationr = 0.82 (Strong)
MORNING vs EVENING
Morning HRV (wake)78 ms
Evening HRV (22:00)65 ms
Delta+13 ms (Normal)
STRESS RESPONSE
HRV drop under stress-18 ms
Recovery to baseline12 min (Fast)
98%
BLOOD OXYGEN
12am6am12pm6pmNow
STATS
Average97.8%
Minimum95%
Night average97.2%
NORMAL RANGE
90%94%96%98%100%
AI INSIGHT
SpO2 consistently above 95% throughout the day and night. No desaturation events detected during sleep. This indicates healthy respiratory function.
NIGHT DIP EVENTS
Desaturation events0 events
Lowest overnight95%
Time below 95%0 min
SLEEP BREATHING
Breathing qualityExcellent
Avg respiratory rate14 br/min
36.5°C
BODY TEMPERATURE
12am6am12pm6pmNow
STATS
Core estimate36.8°C
Deviation+0.0°C
Night min35.8°C
Day max37.1°C
NORMAL RANGE
35.036.036.537.038.0
AI INSIGHT
Body temperature is stable with no deviation from your baseline. The circadian dip during sleep is normal. No signs of infection or inflammation detected.
CIRCADIAN RHYTHM
12am6am12pm6pm12am
SKIN vs CORE ESTIMATE
Skin (wrist)36.5°C
Core estimate36.8°C
Offset+0.3°C
FEVER THRESHOLD
35°36°37°37.5° Fever39°
22
STRESS · LOW
12am6am12pm6pmNow
TRIGGERS
Lunch spike12:30 · 45
Meeting14:15 · 38
BREAKDOWN
Rest68%
Low stress22%
Medium stress8%
High stress2%
NORMAL RANGE
0255075100
AI INSIGHT
Stress levels are well managed today. Two minor spikes around lunch and an afternoon meeting resolved quickly. Your recovery between stressors is fast, indicating good resilience.
RECOVERY SPEED
Avg time to baseline8 min (Fast)
Longest spike duration22 min
Resilience scoreHigh
STRESS vs HRV
Inverse correlationr = -0.76
When stress rises, HRV drops proportionally. Your pattern shows strong autonomic responsiveness.
Try a breathing session to reduce stress →
5-min Box Breathing can lower stress by 30%
0.72
COHERENCE
12am6am12pm6pmNow
STATS
Average0.68
Peak0.91
Time in High Coherence42 min
Sessions3
BREAKDOWN
Low coherence35%
Medium coherence40%
High coherence25%
SESSION LOG
Morning breathing07:30 · 0.85
Post-lunch calm12:15 · 0.91
Afternoon session15:30 · 0.72
NORMAL RANGE
0.00.250.500.751.0
AI INSIGHT
Coherence measures the synchronization between your heart rhythm and breathing patterns. Your score of 0.72 indicates good heart-brain alignment. Peak coherence of 0.91 during your post-lunch session suggests breathing exercises are highly effective for you. Try to maintain 3-5 daily sessions for optimal autonomic balance.
420
ACTIVE CALORIES · KCAL
HOURLY BURN
12am6am12pm6pmNow
TODAY
Active Calories320 kcal
Basal Metabolic (BMR)1,450 kcal
Total Expenditure1,770 kcal
Goal Progress
420/500
BY ACTIVITY
Walking180 kcal
Running90 kcal
Standing50 kcal
WEEKLY TREND
MTWTFSS
AI INSIGHT
You've burned 420 of your 500 kcal active goal today. Your highest burn periods are morning walks (8-9am) and lunchtime activity (12-1pm). Walking contributes 56% of your active calories. Adding one more 15-min walk in the afternoon would close your ring.
118/76
BLOOD PRESSURE · NORMAL
12am6am12pm6pmNow
--- Systolic--- Diastolic
STATS
Systolic118 mmHg
Diastolic76 mmHg
Deviation from baseline-2/−4
Pulse pressure42 mmHg
StatusNormal
NORMAL RANGE
90/60120/80140/90180/120
AI INSIGHT
Blood pressure at 118/76 is within optimal range. Slightly below your baseline of 120/80, which may reflect good hydration and low stress today. Pulse pressure of 42 is healthy.
MORNING vs EVENING
Morning (wake)122/78
Evening (22:00)115/72
Dipping patternNormal dipper
30-DAY TREND
Systolic trendStable (±3)
Diastolic trendImproving (↓2)
ClassificationOptimal
44
VO2 MAX · ML/KG/MIN
JanFebMarApr
STATS
ClassificationGood
TrendRising
30-day change+1.2
Fitness age28 yrs
CLASSIFICATION
PoorFairGoodExcellentSuperior
AI INSIGHT
VO2 max of 44 ml/kg/min places you in the Good category. Your consistent upward trend over 3 months shows training is working. Target 2-3 zone 3+ sessions per week to push toward Excellent.
TRAINING TO IMPROVE
Zone 3-4 intervals, 2-3x/week
20-30 min sessions with 3-min high / 2-min recovery
FITNESS AGE
28324 years younger
IMPROVEMENT PACE
Last 90 days+3.2 ml/kg/min
Projected (6mo)48-50 (Excellent)
Fully recovered. HRV improved 8% overnight, resting HR dropped to 62. You can safely train at high intensity today.
92%
RECOVERY · READY
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
COMPONENTS
HRV72 ms+8%
Resting HR62 bpm-2
Sleep score85%+3%
Temperature36.6°C-
Respiratory15 /min-
READINESS
0%33%67%100%
TRAINING RECOMMENDATION
High intensity OK
Your body has fully recovered from yesterday's activity
AI INSIGHT
Recovery at 92% with all components trending positively. HRV up 8% from last week and resting HR down 2 bpm. You are in peak readiness for demanding training. Sleep quality is the strongest contributor.
30-DAY RECOVERY MAP
MTWTFSS
STRAIN vs RECOVERY · 7 DAYS
— Recovery- - Strain
AUTONOMIC BALANCE
Parasympathetic 62%Sympathetic 38%
RECOVERY FACTORS
Sleep quality+12 pts
Low stress day+8 pts
HRV improvement+5 pts
High training load-6 pts
Late caffeine-3 pts
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