Vanta — Know Your Body, No Subscriptions
Recovery, strain & energy scores from your Health Connect
What it does
Vanta turns your existing wearable's Health Connect data into honest Recovery, Strain & Energy scores — no expensive hardware, no subscription. A built-in AI Coach (Gemini, DeepSeek, or fully on-device Gemma via GPU) explains every number and coaches you in plain language, with all health data staying on your phone. Open source, private by design, with 7-day baselines, VANTIX training load, biological age, widgets, and 59 automated tests. A free, privacy-first.
WHOOP-style recovery, strain, and biological age tracking for Android via Health Connect. Works without AI, with optional on-device or cloud AI for deeper insights and analysis - erfaralabs/vanta
VANTA brings WHOOP-style recovery, daily strain, and health intelligence to Android without expensive hardware or monthly subscriptions. It connects to Google Health Connect to pull data from whatever watch or fitness tracker you already use (Pixel Watch, Galaxy Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, etc.) and gives you clean, honest scores about your body. ⚠️ Note: VANTA is still actively under development. You might encounter bugs, glitches, or rough edges as new updates roll out! Contributions, feature ideas, bug reports, and pull requests are very welcome — feel free to open an issue or submit a PR to help improve the app! 🚀 Your real age only goes up once a year, but your biological age changes with…from github.com
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