Open Wearables - Open infrastructure for wearable-powered health products.
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Build personalized health products with one API for every wearable. Access wearable data, open health scoring algorithms, and structured context your AI can reason with. Self-hosted, open-source, MIT licensed.
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Spent some time in the repo before commenting β looks like the data model is actively evolving, which makes the question I had even more relevant. The docs frame ingestion as either Cloud-based (OAuth provider) or SDK-based. Is there a planned third pattern for sources that fit neither β e.g. a desktop client generating data locally and POSTing records via the public API directly? Technically nothing seems to block it, but curious whether that's intended usage or off-pattern.
Have a project sitting in this exact gap, so watching with interest. Aware it's early-stage.
And like you've mentioned - it could be also done by any client and using POST endpoints to store data in OW
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@piotr_sobusiakΒ Got it, thanks Piotr β that's what I needed to know. Will dig into the POST endpoints π
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My partner uses Whoop and I use Apple Watch and we've argued more than once about whose recovery score methodology makes more sense π€π§ genuinely excited something like this exists now π
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open infrastructure in health is a brave bet. the value is obvious but the regulatory complexity is brutal. curious whether you're seeing builders use this for consumer products more
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Spent some time in the repo before commenting β looks like the data model is actively evolving, which makes the question I had even more relevant. The docs frame ingestion as either Cloud-based (OAuth provider) or SDK-based. Is there a planned third pattern for sources that fit neither β e.g. a desktop client generating data locally and POSTing records via the public API directly? Technically nothing seems to block it, but curious whether that's intended usage or off-pattern.
Have a project sitting in this exact gap, so watching with interest. Aware it's early-stage.
Congrats on shipping π
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@zhuzhavladislavΒ not sure if that's the case, but we have data generator built in the Open Wearables dashboard - you can see it in action in our docs: https://openwearables.io/docs/dev-guides/seed-data-generator#seed-data-generator
And like you've mentioned - it could be also done by any client and using POST endpoints to store data in OW
@piotr_sobusiakΒ Got it, thanks Piotr β that's what I needed to know. Will dig into the POST endpoints π
My partner uses Whoop and I use Apple Watch and we've argued more than once about whose recovery score methodology makes more sense π€π§ genuinely excited something like this exists now π
open infrastructure in health is a brave bet. the value is obvious but the regulatory complexity is brutal. curious whether you're seeing builders use this for consumer products more
Cool! Is there HIPAA compliance?