PlatformIntegrations

Data from everywhere participants already are.

LLIF ingests from wearables, health platforms, manual entry, and environmental sources — so participants don't have to change how they live to generate valuable longitudinal data.

Sync Integrations

Wearables & health platforms

Sync integrations pull data from participants' existing devices and platforms automatically.

Apple Health

Live

The primary iOS health data aggregator. Syncs activity, workouts, sleep, heart rate, HRV, steps, nutrition, body metrics, and any data written by other Apple Health connected apps including Oura, Whoop, and Garmin.

Google Health Connect

Live

Android health data platform. Syncs activity, workouts, sleep, heart rate, nutrition, and body metrics from Google Fit and connected Android health apps.

Fitbit

Live

Direct Fitbit integration. Syncs sleep stages, activity, heart rate, SpO2, skin temperature, HRV, and stress score.

Garmin

Live

Direct Garmin Connect integration. Syncs detailed workout data, GPS tracks, VO2 max estimates, sleep, heart rate, body battery, and stress.

Oura

Live

Direct Oura Ring integration. Syncs readiness score, sleep stages, HRV, resting heart rate, body temperature, and activity.

Whoop

Live

Direct Whoop integration. Syncs recovery score, strain, sleep performance, HRV, resting heart rate, and respiratory rate.

Manual Entry

Manual & active entry

Not everything worth tracking comes from a wearable. LLIF supports multiple manual input methods so participants can log anything.

Direct Input

Structured manual entry for any of LLIF's 620+ taxonomy nodes — symptoms, medications, mood, notes, custom fields. Templates pre-fill common fields for speed.

Voice Logging

Log events by voice. Transcribed and parsed into structured event data automatically. Useful for on-the-go logging where manual typing is inconvenient.

Barcode Scan

Scan food and supplement barcodes for instant nutritional data lookup. Matched against the LLIF nutrition database with manual override available.

AI-Assisted Entry

AI template suggestions based on user context — if you logged a morning run yesterday, the system suggests it today. Pre-fills known fields from prior events. Reduces logging friction for repetitive tracking.

Manual entry endpoints: POST /v3/event/ with AI-driven template suggestions. Feed retrieval: POST /v3/event/feed/

Automatic Enrichment

Environmental enrichment

Attached automatically to every event — no participant action required.

Every health and lifestyle event logged to LLIF is automatically enriched with 25+ environmental metrics based on the participant's location and the event timestamp. Participants don't need to log environmental conditions — the platform attaches them.

Atmospheric
TemperatureFeels LikeHumidityDew PointBarometric PressurePressure TrendUV IndexVisibilityWind SpeedWind DirectionCloud Cover
Air Quality
AQI (Overall)PM2.5PM10Ozone (O3)Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)Carbon Monoxide (CO)Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)
Allergens
Tree PollenGrass PollenWeed PollenRagweedMold Spores
Conditions
PrecipitationPrecipitation TypeSnow DepthWeather Description

Environmental enrichment is why LLIF is particularly powerful for allergy, respiratory, pain, and mood research — the environmental context is already there, attached to every data point.

Roadmap
Coming 2026–2027

On the roadmap

Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM)

Direct integration with CGM devices for real-time glucose data. Enables correlation of glucose response against nutrition, activity, sleep, and stress.

Lab Results

Structured import of bloodwork and lab panel results. Manual upload and direct lab integration pathways in development.

Genomics

Integration with consumer genomics platforms for longitudinal correlation of genetic markers against tracked health and lifestyle outcomes.

DICOM / Medical Imaging

Structured metadata import from medical imaging studies — not image storage, but event-level records of imaging procedures and findings.

For Developers

Building an integration?

Implementation details are in the developer docs.

If you're building an app on OpenLife Cloud and want to implement sync from a wearable or health platform, the integration layer is handled at the SDK and API level — not at the platform configuration level.

The /v3/event/ endpoints accept structured event data from any source. Wearable sync connectors are available as part of the LLIF SDK.

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