OakWell: Health Guard

Name: OakWell: Health Guard
Rating: 4.5 (983 reviews)
Author: CORELOOP PTE. LTD.

By: CORELOOP PTE. LTD.

Stress,Heart,Sleep,Vitals

Features & Capabilities

OakWell: Health Guard is a Chrome extension that uses Apple Watch data to provide a risk-focused health guard for daily stability. It turns complex signals into calm, easy-to-understand summaries, with 14-day trend views and a Health Timeline that shows the top metrics each day. The design emphasizes accessibility with large typography, high contrast, and simplified layouts for aging eyes.

OakWell focuses on what matters today, highlighting only the metrics that need immediate attention and avoiding overwhelm from raw numbers. It features continuous Apple Watch-based monitoring, no social feeds, no gamification, and a clear disclaimer that it is informational and not a medical device. Privacy policy and terms of use are provided, with support available via oakwell@coreloop.pro.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data Privacy & Security

By:

CORELOOP PTE. LTD.

Rating:

4.50

(983) 111 new ratings

Version:

1.1.5 Last updated: 2026-06-05

Version code:

886556540

Creation date:

2026-01-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

121.57MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 59,956 ▲ 2,816

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Developed by:

CORELOOP PTE. LTD.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oakwell-health-guard/id6756409879

Website:

http://coreloop.pro

User Reviews

Users largely criticize OakWell for misleading BP claims and billing problems. The BP feature does not measure BP and requires manual input, while trial charges and hard-to-find cancellation options fuel frustration. Several reviews note the app adds little beyond Apple Health, suggesting limited added value. Support is inconsistent, with some reports of unresponsiveness. A minority acknowledge some health-tracking capabilities (sleep, VO2, HR, stress) and occasional positive remarks about exercise-related features, but overall sentiment skews negative due to functionality and billing concerns.

Pros

Tracks sleep, VO2 max, heart rate, and stress level.
Refunds issued and customer support reported as responsive in at least one case.
Some users note the app offers exercise-related features.

Cons

Blood pressure readings are not actually measured by the app; BP must be entered manually and advertising misleads by implying real BP monitoring.
Billing and trial issues are common: charges occur despite supposed free trials, with reports of yearly subscriptions and unclear cancellation options.
Cancellation is difficult or not easy to find, making it hard to stop subscriptions.
App provides little value beyond what Apple Health offers and does not deliver on advertised BP capabilities, leading to a perception of redundancy.
Support can be unresponsive or slow, with users reporting no replies to inquiries.

Recent reviews

I have followed the instructions but it does not read anything from my watch There are zero messages This is similar to a cheap non working app In addition a 3 day trial is laughable it expired before the 3 days with no warning I was expecting the monthly charge as shown on the app cost, instead this crowd billed the full year and it is not cancelable within the first year So I am paying for a non working app