Renovatio reads the records you already keep — health, habits, spending, investments, calendar, places and photos — and shows any day, week, month or year with all of them side by side. It computes on your phone and keeps everything there.
It is not a tracker. Nothing is entered twice and nothing is estimated. Every figure comes from a record that already existed, and the app's job is the join, the arithmetic and the honesty.
C.A.R.L.O.S. answers from the whole record at once: money, body, habits, trips and the diary. A script computes the answer; Apple's on-device model only puts it into a sentence, and every number in that sentence is checked against the computation before it is shown. One it cannot account for, and the sentence is not shown.
It also writes a briefing for any day, week, month or year: what changed, what stopped, and what the record supports saying.
Five read the joined record. The sixth reads the other five.
What was this day like, and the same day in every other year? A day replays on a street map — walks, rides, drives, trains, ferries and flights over the globe — with the hour, the weather and that day's photographs. Places the record infers are drawn differently from places it recorded.
How is the body doing? HRV, sleep, training load, body composition and heart-rate recovery after each workout, each ranked against your own history rather than an average person's.
Six daily habits, their streaks, and the written record. Yesterday can be logged from a notification, and the day's note can be spoken instead of typed.
Household and business spend by month and category. An expense can be added or edited on the phone, with its receipt read on the device, and each closed month comes with its own report.
What the money actually earned, and what the next 15 years look like. On Saturday mornings, how equities and crypto moved over the week, and which holdings moved them.
The day, week, month and year pulled together — what changed, what stopped, what the record supports saying — and the questions asked of all of it.
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show the one thing from the record worth knowing now. The large one shows today's photographs from earlier years.
A morning note when a reading falls outside your own usual range, a weekly explainer on Saturdays, and a reminder on the day each recurring payment lands.
Ask a question, add an expense, log yesterday, write a note for today or back everything up, by voice or from a Shortcut.
Photographs join the day they were taken and can be found by describing what is in them. The phone does the looking; the library stays where it is.
Time Travel plays a day back on the map with its weather and photographs, and saves the replay as a video.
Everything that exists only on the phone — answers, notes, voice notes, waiting expenses — copied to a folder you choose, in one step.
The model is handed findings a script already computed and is not allowed to add to them. A numeral it cannot account for, and the whole briefing is discarded, with the reason shown.
Not as a zero, not smoothed over. If spend has not been fetched for six days, the app says the spend record is six days behind, and does not draw a flat line.
Every average carries the number of days that produced it, and every comparison the number on each side. A correlation across three hundred days and one across thirty never look alike.
Sixteen of them, and all sixteen are reported — the ones that found nothing too. Confidence intervals are widened for the number of questions asked.
When a habit stops for longer than usual, the app shows the gap, how unusual it is against every other gap on record, and what was written that day. It does not say one caused the other.
Sleep scores from three vendors are each ranked against their own history, not blended into one number that none of them reported.
There is no Renovatio account and nothing for us to receive. The privacy page states each of these in full.
Every module is built against eleven years of one person's records before it reaches anyone else's. This is what that record joins.
Records by kind, from the apps and files they are already kept in.
Not yet. It is in development for iPhone. The contact form below is the way to hear when that changes.
iPhones on iOS 26 or later. The written briefings use Apple Intelligence's on-device model, so they need an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence; the figures, charts, maps and answers do not.
It is built to read records by kind rather than by brand: health and workouts, habits, spending, investments, places, calendars, photos and weather. The apps and file formats it supports at release will be listed on this page.
No. There is no Renovatio account and no Renovatio server. Records stay on the phone and in a folder you choose.
No. It reads records you already keep — a health app, an expense log, a portfolio export, a calendar — and joins them. Nothing has to be entered twice.
Only the model that runs on the phone. No request goes to a cloud model, and the model writes from figures a script has already computed and checked.
Renovatio MarTech & Growth UG (haftungsbeschränkt), registered in Germany. The Impressum has the company's details.
One message when it reaches the App Store. Nothing else is sent.