This is helpful, I was looking for something similar in the past

I created Health Auto Export with the goal of making it easy for iPhone owners to easily extract Apple Health data in an easily readable format, then I expanded on that idea by adding the capability to sync and export data on the Mac and iPad as well. Quick Export provides a streamlined flow that makes it simple for anyone to export multiple health metrics in a single file using filters, such as predefined periods and adjustable aggregation intervals. There is also a Browse section, which provides more detailed metadata that might be specific to a particular metric, for example, meal times for Blood Glucose data, or heartbeat data associated with a heart rate notification event (high, irregular or low heart rate). This makes it easy to tabulate data in a CSV file, while exports In JSON format provide great detail for metrics that are not easily displayed in a table, and make it easy to ingest data into a database. Automations are by far the most powerful capability, as they allow users to truly take control of their data, and put it wherever they want. This applies especially to API Export, which allows automatically exporting data to an API endpoint, whether that's a personal server or third-party service. For workouts, it is possible to view and export several data points attached to your workouts, such as total energy burn, active energy, running pace, swim pace, heart rate data, heart rate recovery and much more. Workout routes can be exported as GPX files and in JSON format. Other notable features are health widgets and Shortcuts integration. My most recent major update makes several features free, while Automations and exporting GPX files will require Premium access, available in the form of a monthly or annual subscription, or a one-time in-app purchase, which enables all Premium features and continuous updates forever. Try all features free for 7 days with no commitment. Check out out how some users have used Health Auto Export to take ownership of their data: Home Automation Example: https://www.healthexportapp.com/... Backup Apple Health Data to AWS S3: https://www.healthexportapp.com/... If you're a developer, you can integrate with Health Auto Export on your platform using URL Schemes, so users can post data to your service: https://www.healthexportapp.com/... That was all quite a lot. Let me know what you all think!