only realized how much I ignored my own health data once I opened it on the iPad
this is gonna sound dumb but bear with me
for years I was the guy who glances at the number on the watch, goes "huh", and moves on with his day. never actually sat down and looked at any of it. sleep, heart rate, whatever. it was all just sitting there and I never opened it.
last week for some reason I pulled it up on the iPad instead of the phone and it kind of threw me. not the app, the screen itself. on the phone a year of sleep is that tiny squished thing where you can't read anything. on the iPad I could see the whole stretch at once and suddenly it actually meant something. could see the bad month (work was rough, obvious in hindsight), could see stuff I'd never catch on the phone.
I dunno, it went from "checking" to "reading", if that makes sense. phone and watch are for a quick look. the iPad was the first time it felt like something you sit down and actually go through.
might just be me overthinking it though. do you guys open anything health or fitness on your iPad or is that phone territory for you and that's it? and outside of health, is there stuff you only really look at properly once it's on the big screen? been chewing on this and couldn't land anywhere.