Every Band Is on the German App Store
The German App Store now lists Every Band 2.1.19. A release milestone for the local-first iPhone app, and a clearer path from the project story to installation.
Every Band is on the German App Store. The public listing shows version 2.1.19 under the Every Band name, verified on 3 November 2026.
Open Every Band on the German App Store.
If you followed the project as Boop, this is the same product story. The website moved to every.band before the native listing changed. Now there is a public German App Store destination for the new name too.
Existing portfolio illustration with historical app screens and illustrative data. It is not a new capture of App Store version 2.1.19.
A direct path to Apple Health
I built Every Band as a local-first iPhone utility for supported data from compatible WHOOP straps. It connects to the hardware over Bluetooth and writes supported data into Apple Health, with processing on the iPhone.
There is no Every Band account or Every Band health-data cloud. The app does not need a second account system just to move supported data into the health store you already use.
Compatibility still matters. A supported hardware generation is not a promise that every measurement, firmware version, or background-sync situation behaves identically. The compatibility page is the place to check the current scope before installing.
From a beta link to a store listing
The original external TestFlight post described an earlier stage: opening the beta beyond an internal tester list. The App Store listing is a different milestone. Someone arriving at the project today should be able to find the current install path without reconstructing that history.
I am keeping the older posts and screenshots intact. They show what the product looked like at those stages. A dated note connects them to the current name; editing the old app screens would make the history less useful.
What this release means
This announcement refers to the German listing and version 2.1.19. It is not a claim of worldwide availability or a preview of changes in later private builds. Apple's review and the public listing also do not establish clinical accuracy. Every Band is independent wellness software, not a medical device or an official WHOOP or Apple product.
The methodology pages explain the measurements and estimates. Support is available when the hardware, permissions, or an installed version need a closer look.
The next step is simple: check compatibility, open the listing, and decide whether the app fits the way you want to use your data.