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.

When Apple added a real recovery and readiness score to watchOS, I was excited, until I found out it only runs on Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4. Everyone with an older Apple Watch, which is most people, was locked out of a feature their own health data could already support.

I wanted the same idea, built differently: available on every Apple Watch, using more of the metrics your watch already records, a simpler and more personal design, and no reason to ever leave your phone. So Push runs entirely on-device: no account, no server, no subscription. It's 100% free.

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 readiness score for every Apple Watch, without a subscription or a locked-out feature standing in the way.