StressPal iconStressPal
macOS · Bluetooth LE · Apple Intelligence

Know when work
is stressing you out.

StressPal lives in your Mac menu bar, watching your heart rate around the clock. Record a meeting, and Apple Intelligence will show you exactly what caused stress — privately, on your device.

$6.99 one-time · macOS 26+ · Works with Garmin, Polar, Whoop & Apple Watch

100% On-Device · No cloud
Works with 50+ BLE devices
$6.99 · One-time payment
Apple Intelligence powered
Real-time heart rate

Features

Everything your body is
already telling you.

StressPal reads your biometric signals and turns them into actionable clarity about how work affects your wellbeing.

Live Heart Rate in Your Menu Bar

StressPal sits quietly in your Mac menu bar showing your BPM at all times. Glance up and instantly know if your heart rate is holding steady — or if you need a break.

Stress Threshold Alerts

Set a personal baseline or let StressPal auto-calculate it from your data. You get alerted the moment your heart rate climbs above your configured threshold.

One-tap Live Recorder

Hit record before your next call. StressPal captures mic + system audio, transcribes every word live, and samples your heart rate every second. No dialogs. One tap.

Apple Intelligence Analysis

After each recording, on-device Apple Intelligence reads the annotated transcript and HR data to identify which topics or moments triggered your stress spikes.

Calendar Stress Correlation

Connect your calendars and StressPal shows you which recurring meetings consistently elevate your heart rate — so you can plan around them.

Daily Stress Dashboard

Today's average HR, peak BPM, and detected stress events — all visible at a glance. A clean, focused view of how your body responded to the day.

See it in action

Real data.
Real insights.

Demo data from a realistic Q4 planning session and a high-stakes client presentation.

StressPal — Q4 Planning Review · Recording
Recording2:45
96 BPM ↑Stop

Live Transcript

0:00Let's kick off with the Q4 numbers. We're at 78% of target with six weeks to go.74
0:15The main concern is infrastructure cost — we're 18% over budget this quarter.86
0:38Can we discuss mitigation? We need to identify what to cut or defer.93
1:12The board expects a December release. What's the realistic timeline?96
1:50Agreed — let's cut the personalization module and focus on the critical path.79
2:28Good call. We'll revisit in Q1. Let me summarize the action items before we close.70
2:45Sounds good. Thanks everyone — this was a productive session.67
2:46

How it works

Four steps to
stress clarity.

01
1

Connect your device

Pair any Bluetooth LE heart rate monitor in seconds. Garmin, Polar, Whoop, Apple Watch, and dozens more.

02
2

Go about your day

StressPal monitors quietly in the background, logging stress peaks with timestamps as they happen.

03
3

Record a meeting

Tap Record before any call. StressPal transcribes it live and maps every spoken moment to your heart rate.

04
4

Read the analysis

Apple Intelligence reads the correlated transcript and HR data and tells you exactly what happened — privately, on your Mac.

Privacy

Your body data
stays on your Mac.

StressPal has no backend, no account, and no data collection. Your heart rate readings, recordings, and transcripts live exclusively in a local SwiftData database on your Mac.

Zero cloud uploads — we have no servers to receive your data

On-device AI inference via Apple Intelligence private compute

macOS App Sandbox with minimum required permissions only

Delete any session instantly — no sync, no account needed

Powered by Apple Intelligence

All AI analysis runs locally using Apple's private on-device compute stack. Your transcript and biometric data are processed in a protected enclave on your own hardware. Apple cannot read it. Neither can we.

FAQ

Common questions.

Your next meeting is a data point.

Download StressPal, pair your heart rate monitor, and you'll know within 24 hours what's actually stressing you out at work.

$6.99 one-time · No subscription · macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon recommended for AI features