What I learned building PeakRoutine (AI health routines from wearable data)
Hi everyone 👋
Over the last few months, I’ve been building PeakRoutine, a product that tries to solve a problem I personally faced while using wearables.
I realized something interesting:
Modern wearables track a huge amount of health data — sleep, HRV, activity, recovery, stress — but most apps still leave users asking:
“What should I actually do with this data?”
You get dashboards, graphs, and scores…
but very little actionable guidance.
So we started building PeakRoutine to explore a different idea:
Instead of just tracking metrics, what if we could connect multiple health signals together and generate personalized routines that actually improve habits?
PeakRoutine currently analyzes 14+ health signals from wearable devices and looks for patterns across things like:
• sleep
• HRV
• movement
• stress
• sunlight exposure
• lifestyle signals
Then it generates simple daily routines based on those patterns.
For example:
Instead of saying “your sleep score is low”, it might suggest a routine like:
→ get morning sunlight
→ move earlier in the day
→ adjust evening wind-down timing
We’re preparing for our Product Hunt launch next month, and I’d love to get feedback from this community before we launch.
Two questions I'm especially curious about:
1️⃣ Do you currently use a wearable device?
2️⃣ Do you feel wearable data actually helps you improve your habits?
Would love to hear your thoughts or suggestions.
Thanks for reading!
— Sakshi
Maker of PeakRoutine

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Interesting! I do have a wearable, but the issue is one of my main activities (bouldering) I don't wear it as I don't want to get damaged or injured from doing so. It would be cool if I could tag or specify why it was off during that period and have that inform some suggestions too.