Your profile, posts and history

The You tab is two things at once: the page other people see when they tap your name, and the way in to your own record. This chapter is about telling those apart.

Who can use this

Signed in. What you publish is public; your health readings and session history are not, and nothing on this screen changes that.

Steps

1
Open the You tab.
You should see · Your counts ①, and who follows you ② and who you follow ③.
What it means · The sessions count is recordings and classes attended — time spent listening does not move it. If it looks low against how much you have used the app, that is the difference.
2
Switch between your meditations ① and your posts ②.
You should see · Two separate lists of things you have made.
What it means · Both are public. This is the half of the screen other people see when they open your profile — everything below it is yours alone.
3
Note the two private shortcuts — ① health and ② archive.
You should see · Neither appears on your profile as anybody else sees it.
What it means · ② Archive is where something you removed from your public lists goes. Archiving is not deleting: the post leaves your profile and stays in your account.
4
Open your session history.
You should see · Every session you have recorded ①, newest first — or an invitation to record your first one if there are none.
What it means · Tapping a session opens what was measured during it. This is the only place a single past session can be reopened; Health shows the trend across them, not the individual ones.