Terra API The Health API for Wearable and Sensor Data

What is Terra API?

Terra API provides developers with a streamlined method to access and utilize health and fitness data from a multitude of sources, including popular wearables like Garmin, Fitbit, and Oura. It functions as a unified API, standardizing diverse data formats into a structured and efficient system, simplifying integration into various applications. This allows developers to focus on building features rather than managing complex data connections from numerous providers.

The platform offers robust tools including a Mobile SDK for connecting with native health apps (like Apple Health and Samsung Health), real-time data streaming capabilities via BLE and ANT+, and APIs for generating health scores, integrating blood reports, and visualizing data through graphs. Terra API also features AI Agents for personalized health insights, tools for team sports performance monitoring, and mechanisms for pushing workout plans directly to user devices. Compliance with standards like HIPAA and SOC 2 ensures secure data handling.

Features

Unified API: Connect to health and fitness wearables, sensors, and apps through a single API.
Mobile SDK: Integrate with health apps like Apple Health and Samsung Health using Swift, Kotlin, React Native, or Flutter.
Real-Time Data Streaming: Stream live data (e.g., heart rate) from wearables via BLE and ANT+.
Health Scores: Generate actionable health metrics like Sleep Score and Immune Index.
AI Agents: Leverage AI powered by health data for personalized insights and actions.
Team Sports API: Integrate performance data from devices like dynamometers, force plates, and in-game tracking systems.
Graph API: Generate and display customizable graphs of health & fitness data within apps.
Authentication Widget: Easily authenticate users and connect wearables using a pre-built, customizable widget.
Workout Plans Integration: Push personalized workout plans to smart devices.
Blood Report API: Integrate precise blood test data into applications.
Data Destinations: Send processed data to various destinations like S3, Google Cloud Storage, MongoDB.
Data Generator: Simulate wearable data for testing without physical devices.