Apple has released the first developer beta of iOS 27.3, and the build includes feature flags suggesting Siri could soon access personal information stored in the Health app. The company has not said when such capabilities would become available to users; a public release of iOS 27.3 is expected in December.
What iOS 27.3’s Siri changes could do
The beta hints at two Siri-related Health integrations. One, listed as IF/HealthSearch, would let Siri retrieve the latest measurements and historical data across 92 HealthKit categories. Reported example queries that would be supported include Activity Rings, workouts, exercises, readiness, sleep, medications and medication history. The leak also indicates Siri could surface Health Age and Health Assessments if the Health app is redesigned as suggested. Vitals do not appear among the categories mentioned.
How the features appear in the beta
According to X user pdfu (@itspdfu), the second flagged feature is IF/HealthSnippets, which could allow Siri to present health information using special visual layouts. Those layouts may include Activity Rings, single workouts, workout summaries and sleep statistics, enabling more conversational access to fitness progress and sleep habits without opening the Health app.
Both features are present only as unannounced flags in the developer beta and have not been confirmed by Apple. Their inclusion in the beta does not guarantee they will ship with the stable release of iOS 27.3.
