WHOOP, Oura, ChatGPT Health, Perplexity Health… but who actually connects the dots?

WHOOP gives you recovery, strain, sleep and stress.

Oura gives you sleep, readiness, activity and long-term trends.

ChatGPT Health can bring together things like medical records, Apple Health and data from apps/wearables, then help you understand them in conversation.

Perplexity Health is going even further by connecting medical records, wearables and wellness data to answer questions using your personal health context.

So… are we already solving personal health?

I don't think so.

The problem isn't a lack of health data.

The problem is that our health data still doesn't really talk to each other.

Your wearable knows your sleep changed.

Your lab report knows your biomarkers changed.

You know you've been feeling different.

Your symptoms tell another part of the story.

But most systems still treat these as separate pieces of information.

And that's the gap we're exploring with Robtor.

Robtor is an AI health assistant designed to connect the dots across wearable data + diagnostic reports + symptoms + health patterns — instead of simply showing you another score or answering another isolated health question.

The idea is simple:

Don't just tell me that something changed.

Help me understand what might be connected.

WHOOP can tell you your recovery is down.

Oura can show you changes in your sleep/readiness.

ChatGPT and Perplexity can help you understand health information.

But what happens when your:

sleep ↓ + HRV ↓ + symptoms ↑ + a diagnostic report changes

…and those things are potentially related?

That's the problem we're trying to solve.

Not another dashboard.

Not another chatbot.

A health intelligence layer that connects the dots.

And we're building Robtor in public.

I'd genuinely love to hear from the Product Hunt community:

If you could connect ALL your health data in one place, what would you want the AI to tell you that your current apps don't?

What do you think we're missing?