The Cupertino-based tech giant Apple is currently gearing up to launch its this year’s flagship phone, the iPhone 15. While all eyes are on what next Apple has in store for tech enthusiasts, recent reports suggest that the iPhone-maker is working on an AI-powered health coaching service that will help users exercise.

The report further adds that this upcoming service will also help users improve their eating habits and sleep patterns by sleeping better.

As per Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has codenamed this project the ‘Quartz’, for which several teams at the tech company are working on, including the health department, the Siri and AI teams.

The report further suggests that the still-under-work service will be a paid one. Apple reportedly is working on launching the service next year but it could also be postponed or shelved if things do not work out.

Meanwhile, Apple is also working on a new technology for tracking emotions which it plans to roll out for the iPad version of the iPhone Health app this year itself. This emotion tracker will allow Apple users to log their mood, answer questions about their day and compare their results over time, according to reports.

Fans can expect Apple to launch this new iPad Health app at the company’s much-awaited conference, the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June.If the reports are to be believed,Apple reportedly also hopes the mood tracker in the future will be able to use algorithms to understand a user’s mood based on their speech, text and other data.Apple has also introduced several useful features like safe listening features, headphone accommodations, sound recognition and more to help people monitor and protect hearing health. Meanwhile, Apple smartwatch, the Apple Watch is known to provide heart health features such as high and low heart notifications, cardio fitness, irregular rhythm notifications, the ECG app, and atrial fibrillation (AFib) history.