We build wearable applications that connect devices, normalize health data, and deliver actionable insights to users. From Garmin and Apple Watch to Whoop and Polar — HIPAA-compliant, FHIR-ready, and built for scale from day one.

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We build wearable integrations and health apps across the full device ecosystem. Every solution ships with real-time data normalization, HIPAA-compliant storage, and the interoperability layer needed to connect wearable data to clinical systems.
Native SDK integrations for Garmin, Apple Watch, Whoop, Polar, Suunto, Samsung, and Google Health Connect. Unified data pipeline that normalizes metrics across providers into a single, queryable health data model.
Consumer and clinical mobile apps for iOS and Android that connect to wearables, display real-time metrics, and surface actionable health insights. Built with HIPAA-compliant data handling from day one.
Remote patient monitoring platforms that pull wearable data into clinical dashboards. Clinician-facing tools with alert thresholds, trend analysis, and EHR integration for care teams managing chronic conditions.
Analytics layers on top of multi-device health data. Population health dashboards, individual score computation, and AI-ready data structures for predictive health insights and personalized recommendations.
FHIR R4 mapping for wearable data — exposing device metrics as standardized FHIR Observations. Enables wearable data to flow directly into EHRs, payer systems, and clinical research platforms.
We don't just integrate wearables — we built Open Wearables, an open-source platform that solves multi-provider data normalization at scale. We understand the SDK edge cases, OAuth flows, and data gaps that generalist agencies learn on your project.
Wearable health data is PHI. We architect encryption, access control, and audit logging before writing business logic — not as a compliance phase at the end. Every project ships ready for BAA signing and security questionnaires.
We model wearable data for AI from the start. Normalized time-series, FHIR-mapped observations, and structured feature stores that support predictive analytics, anomaly detection, and personalized health scoring without retrofitting.
Supporting 10+ wearable providers means managing 10+ different APIs, auth flows, data schemas, and sync cadences. We've built the abstraction layer that makes multi-provider support maintainable — so adding a new device doesn't mean rewriting your data pipeline.
We pick the stack based on your device ecosystem and clinical requirements. SDK support, data frequency, battery constraints, and interoperability needs drive every technology choice.





Responsive patient portals and clinical interfaces

Secure, scalable medical web app architecture

Healthcare-specific encryption and audit logging

Seamless EHR connectivity and medical data exchange

Advanced encryption, OAuth 2.0, and compliant infrasctructure

A clear, structured path from discovery to a compliant, scalable wearable integration — with visibility at every stage.
We map your device ecosystem, data needs, and compliance requirements before writing a single line of code.
We design the data pipeline and integration layer for your specific device stack.
We connect devices and normalize incoming health data in real time.
We verify HIPAA, GDPR, and FHIR alignment before anything ships to production.
We deploy to production and stay on to monitor, scale, and iterate.
get a complete picture of their health through one wearables integration.
supported through a single, normalized data pipeline.
from the first commit, with FHIR-native data mapping.
We connect to the wearable ecosystem your users already wear — normalizing data from every provider into a single, consistent model your product can rely on.







We integrate with Garmin, Apple Watch, Whoop, Polar, Suunto, Samsung Health, and Google Health Connect, among others. If your users wear a specific device we haven't listed, we can typically add support for it during discovery.
A single-provider integration typically takes 4–6 weeks from discovery to launch. Multi-provider integrations with clinical-grade compliance requirements usually take 8–12 weeks, depending on scope.
Yes. We architect encryption, access control, and audit logging from the first commit — not as a compliance step at the end. Every project ships ready for BAA signing and security questionnaires.
Yes. Most of our wearable projects add integration to an existing mobile or web app rather than starting from scratch. We assess your current architecture during discovery and design the integration layer to fit it.
Yes. We map wearable data to FHIR R4 Observations, enabling it to flow into EHRs, payer systems, and clinical research platforms alongside the rest of a patient's record.
