Oura has redesigned its official app with a refreshed visual interface and new health-tracking insights. The company boasts that the app refresh offers “modern visual language with deeper personalization.”
To that end, there are now three main and easily identifiable tabs. The “Today” tab includes only the most relevant data to help inform daily decisions. The “Vitals” tab offers “at-a-glance views of core health pillars.” This includes data on sleep, stress and cardiovascular trends. Colors change based on various biometric indicators to offer quick visual cues.
The “My Health” tab is more interested in long-term health, offering cumulative data on a user’s strengths, traits and opportunities for proactive care. This tab also includes a section about habits and routines to link “daily behaviors to measurable outcomes.”
The new Oura app also offers some increased health-tracking capabilities. The previous version of the app included a view that showed a month of data regarding menstrual cycles and fertility window predictions. This has been increased to a full year. Members also now get personalized cycle phase data from a single night of sleep instead of having to wait two months like before.
The app is launching “in the coming weeks,” but there’s a spot of bad news. It’ll only be available for the Oura Ring Gen3 and the Ring 4. The Ring 4 , with an option for a durable ceramic coating
