Claude widgets
Your health data as interactive charts, right inside Claude.
Wellness Project ships interactive widgets to Claude as inline MCP apps. Ask how your week went and Claude renders a live, on-brand chart of your training, sleep, nutrition, steps, or Fit Score, right in the conversation, then reasons over it with you. No screenshots, no switching apps, no wall of numbers.
Free · Now on iPhone · Syncs Apple Health, Fitbit & Oura
What's inside
Interactive charts, not just text answers
This week in training
"How did my training look this week?" Claude embeds a 7-day bar chart of heart points and days trained, then reasons over the trend with you.
This week in sleep
"Show me my sleep." A nightly hours-and-score chart appears inline, with your target line and which nights fell short.
This week in nutrition
"How are my macros trending?" Calories and protein, carbs, and fat vs your targets, charted across the last seven days.
Steps, Fit Score, and more
Daily steps against your goal, your 0-100 Fit Score trend, plus deeper widgets: body-weight trend, RHR and HRV recovery, runs, exercise 1RM progression, and a single workout breakdown.
Live data, every time
Each widget pulls fresh numbers from your Wellness Project account the moment you ask. The chart is the real thing, not a static image, with the same colors and Fit Score math as the app.
Charts you can act on
Because Claude reads the underlying data, you can follow up in plain English: "why did Thursday dip?" or "what should I train tomorrow?" and it answers against the same numbers you just saw.
Step by step
How to get charts in Claude
- 1Add the Wellness Project connector
On claude.ai, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste wellnessproject.ai/api/mcp, then authorize with OAuth. On Claude Desktop or scripted clients, use a personal API key from Settings → Claude instead. You only do this once.
- 2Get your data flowing
Connect a wearable or log a few workouts, meals, and nights of sleep so the charts have something to show. Apple Health, Fitbit, Oura, and Health Connect all sync automatically.
- 3Just ask about your week
Say "how did my training go this week?" or "show my sleep." Claude calls the matching widget on its own and renders the chart inline, no commands to memorize.
In the app
The same dashboard, brought into the chat you already use.
Claude widgets are interactive charts of your own health data, rendered inline inside a Claude conversation. Most AI fitness answers are walls of text. Wellness Project takes a different path: the insight you already trust from the app, the Fit Score trend, the weekly training chart, the sleep curve, rendered as an actual chart inside Claude. It is the same health dashboard your in-app specialists read, drawn with the same brand colors and the same scoring math, so nothing drifts between the app and your chat.
These are real MCP app widgets built on the open MCP Apps UI standard. When you ask about your week, Claude picks the right widget, pulls live numbers from your account, and embeds the chart in the reply. Then, because it can read the same data, it keeps the conversation going: spotting the night your sleep dipped, the day your volume spiked, the macro you keep missing.
Claude and ChatGPT reach the exact same widgets at /api/mcp, our native MCP server. In Claude you add it as a custom connector; in ChatGPT you add it as a custom app. Same data, same charts, visualized wherever you already chat.
FAQ
FAQ
What are Claude widgets?
Which charts can Claude show?
How do I trigger a widget?
How do I connect Claude?
Are these the same as Claude Artifacts?
Is the chart live or a screenshot?
Is my health data private when I use Claude widgets?
Does this work in ChatGPT too?
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Claude
Log workouts, meals, and sleep by talking to Claude over MCP.
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Apple Health to Claude
Get your wearable data flowing so the charts have something to show.
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Connect your devices
Sync Apple Health, Fitbit, Oura, or Health Connect so the charts have data.
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The specialists Claude pulls context from behind every chart.
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