Build smarter products with connected health data

People can link Apple Health, Fitbit, Garmin, Oura, Samsung Health, and hundreds of other apps and devices through one embeddable Terra API flow that matches your brand, fonts, and layout so onboarding feels like part of your product.

Terra handles OAuth, token refresh, and provider-specific edge cases behind the scenes, which means faster launches, fewer auth regressions, and more roadmap time for features your users notice.

Surface live heart rate, steps, distance, and other session signals while someone is moving so coaching cues, safety alerts, and intensity dashboards stay in sync with the wearable on their wrist.

Terra moves streaming data from the device through your mobile app to your backend with low latency and hosts the broker in the middle, so your team spends less time on Bluetooth plumbing and more time on the product experience.

Pull Apple Health on iPhone, Samsung Health on Galaxy, and Google Fit through Health Connect when the data never appears in a vendor cloud API your servers can call directly.

Ship native iOS and Android experiences, plus React Native and Flutter, with familiar permission prompts and optional background delivery so summaries and vitals land in your app soon after someone unlocks their phone.

When a workout or night of sleep is logged on a watch, a phone, and a third-party app, charts should still show one clean event. Terra merges overlapping records so streaks, PRs, and recovery scores reflect what really happened.

Downstream analytics, ML features, and executive reporting stay trustworthy because you are not maintaining bespoke merge logic for every pair of wearables and apps.

Generate realistic activity, sleep, and vitals samples when you need a believable demo, a sales call, or a design review and the right hardware is not in the room.

Exercise staging pipelines and automated tests against Terra webhooks and dashboards without buying every device or babysitting fragile sandbox accounts, so regressions show up before members do.

When a member connects a wearable, app or health system, Terra can retrieve weeks or months of past workouts, sleep, and biometrics so trends, baselines, and coaching insights make sense from day one.

You avoid one-off import scripts, brittle CSV jobs, and surprise API changes that stall onboarding projects while users wait for history to appear.

Push structured runs, rides, swims, and strength blocks to Garmin, Hammerhead, Coros, TodaysPlan, and other supported platforms so athletes open the workout on the watch or head unit they already trust instead of retyping intervals by hand.

Apple Watch users also receive the same style of plan through the Terra mobile SDK, which keeps Apple and multi-brand coaching products on one Terra API workflow.

Give coaches and performance staff one Terra API view of GPS, force plates, strength tests, and motion data tied to each athlete on the roster so load, readiness, and return-to-play decisions do not depend on scattered CSV exports.

Terra supports elite lab and field systems such as Catapult and GymAware alongside other common trackers, with the same dependable webhook delivery model you already use for consumer wearables.

Point Terra at the HTTPS endpoints you already operate so every new workout, sleep summary, nutrition log, body metric, and auth update arrives as a signed webhook your warehouse, queue, or app server can ingest immediately.

Built-in retries, chunked deliveries for large history pulls, and a dashboard payload simulator help teams harden production and staging pipelines before millions of members depend on them.

Garmin, Fitbit, Oura, Samsung Health, and hundreds of other health data sources each speak their own dialect of steps, sleep stages, and heart rate. Terra normalizes them into one predictable Terra API schema so your product receives clean, consistent data that is device and system agnostic.

When Terra adds or updates a connector, your dashboards and models keep working because field names, units, and enums are maintained centrally instead of copied into every service.

Bring rich ride and run detail from bike computers and watches through FIT, and pair it with FHIR-friendly summaries when hospitals, payers, or research partners expect healthcare-grade interoperability.

Terra keeps parsing and profile mapping next to the same models that power consumer apps, which shortens compliance reviews and partner onboarding compared with building a second stack from scratch.