About

Why I built Push.

I'm Dhairya Chandra, an AI engineer and the founder of Suvysoft. Push started the way my last app did: as a problem I wanted solved for myself, not a business plan.

Recovery scores were getting good, but the best ones kept landing on the newest watches or behind a monthly fee. Most people wear an Apple Watch that is a few years old, and it already records everything a good score needs.

So I built Push to work on the Apple Watch you already have, from Series 4 on, and even without a watch if another tracker writes to Apple Health. It uses more of the metrics your watch records, keeps the design simple and personal, and works the score out on your iPhone. Your health data is never sent anywhere. There's no account, no subscription and no ads, and nothing is locked. It's free, with an optional tip jar if you want to support it.

This isn't my first app. I built Stepzy first, a simple step counter, and building it is what got me hooked on indie app development: small, focused apps that respect the person using them instead of demanding their attention. Push is that same philosophy applied to recovery: one honest number, calculated from your own baseline, kept private on your iPhone.

That's still the whole idea behind Push: a real Recovery Score for every Apple Watch, without a subscription or a newer device standing in the way.