Chrome & Mobile

Chrome & MobileWhat changed

Aug 11, 2026

Claude Mobile Can Now Read Your Health and Fitness Data — Here's Who Gets It and What It Does

As of January 12, 2026, the Claude mobile app on iOS and Android can read and analyze your health and fitness data, according to Anthropic's release notes. You can ask Claude about your activity patterns, workout trends, and sleep quality, and it will respond with insights and visualizations using native charts. This matters to you only if you meet three conditions: you're on a Pro or Max plan, you're located in the US, and you're using the mobile app rather than the web or desktop versions. Android users have two extra requirements: Health Connect and Android 14 or later. If you're on a free plan, outside the US, or on an older Android device, this feature isn't available to you yet. If you qualify, the practical use is simple: ask Claude questions about your health data in plain language instead of digging through fitness app dashboards yourself.

Chrome & MobileWhat changed

Aug 11, 2026

Claude's Mobile Apps Can Now Connect to Your Calendar, Maps, and Reminders — Here's What That Actually Means

If you use Claude's iOS or Android app, Claude can now connect to apps on your phone to draft calendar events and help you find locations. Reminder management is iOS-only. Anthropic hasn't published detailed setup steps in the release note itself, so check the Claude mobile app for the new connection options before planning workflows around it.

Chrome & MobileWhat changed

Aug 11, 2026

Claude in Chrome: Anthropic's Experimental Extension Lets Claude Act Inside Your Browser

Anthropic released an experimental Chrome browser extension that lets Claude read, click, and navigate websites alongside you. If your work happens in a browser, this changes Claude from a chat window you copy things into to an assistant that can act on live pages. It is labeled experimental, so treat it as an early feature rather than a finished product.