CEO @themomentumai | Building Open Wearables - the open data layer for personalised health | Writing about HealthTech, AI & the journey of shipping OSS
Today, we’re launching Open Wearables 0.1 - an open-source, self-hosted data layer that unifies multiple wearables data into one clean, consistent model.
Built for developers, designed for speed, ownership, and AI-ready health innovation.
🚀 https://t.co/UtalVVVy1V
Shoutout to Momentum which joins us to support the Ruby community at wroclove.rb 🙌
Momentum is a Wrocław-based technology partner for healthtech companies, building intelligent apps powered by health data.
Psst: they're hiring Ruby talents ➡️ https://t.co/eZIP9B6hd2
Open Wearables has a new brand and a new website.
The wearable data layer, in your own cloud. Running in production today, with 1.0 coming soon.
https://t.co/gwiKNUdOPi
Open Wearables is live on Product Hunt.
One open-source platform for health intelligence: wearable data ingestion, health scoring, AI reasoning, coaching profiles.
Self-hosted. MIT license. $0 per user.
Support the launch → https://t.co/MxSxbRTA8S
You have no experience.
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Nike is going to kill you.
You’re a kid.
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Athletes don’t care about recovery.
Under Armour is going to kill you.
It won’t be accurate.
You don’t listen.
You’re an ineffective leader.
You can’t recruit great talent.
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It’s too expensive to research.
Athletes are a small market.
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Your valuation is too high.
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You should measure steps.
Fitbit is going to kill you.
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Stay in your niche.
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Amazon is going to kill you.
You can’t measure blood pressure.
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The market is too small.
You don’t understand AI.
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…
Just keep going ✌️
Open Wearables 0.4 is out 🔥
New provider: Oura Ring
New SDK: React Native
New infra: raw payload storage, provider disconnect API, production docker-compose
9 wearable providers. 4 mobile SDKs. Self-hosted. MIT licensed.
Full release notes: https://t.co/8plfwWlvKZ
@ClementDelangue We recently added a short instruction for agents that at least helps catch people who won't even bother to glance at the PR their agent created 🥞
🔥 SANTA MIERDA de iA para bio Hackers desbloqueado para gym bros, Conectá todo y dejá que tu IA te arme el plan de recuperación perfecto.
Repo: https://t.co/RHVKkAP9vR
Guarda esto, a ver quién lo deploya primero👇
0 → 680 ⭐️ in 4 months.
Developers don't star repos out of politeness.
Every star is someone saying: this solves a real problem.
Open Wearables is an open-source health intelligence platform. One API for wearable data from 300+ devices - Garmin, Whoop, Apple Health, Polar and more. On top of that: an AI reasoning engine with MCP support that turns raw numbers into actual insights.
Self-hosted. MIT licensed. Zero per-user fees.
If you're building in health tech or working with wearable data - take a look. And if you see the value, a star helps the project reach the people who need it:
https://t.co/bPX70StD1m
Alguien acaba de perder absolutamente la cabeza al LIBERAR EL SANTO GRIAL DE LOS GYM BROS
Open Wearables es el backend open-source self-hosted que une Garmin + Polar + Suunto + Whoop + Apple Health en UNA SOLA API normalizada, lista para que tu agente IA (Claude, ClawdBot, el que uses) la consuma directo.
- Instalación en minutos con Docker + Developer Portal Dashboard funcionando (usuarios, API keys, sincronizaciones y métricas de sueño/workouts en vivo).
- Cómo conectar todo y alimentar IA en tiempo real.
- Y lo mejor: ya lanzaron el Flutter SDK + Example App completo para Apple Health (con background sync, permisos HealthKit y demo lista para probar).
Todo local, sin fees por usuario, sin nubes ajenas.
Esto es exactamente lo que necesitas para armar tu propio coach de recuperación, alertas de HRV o dashboards personales con datos reales.
REPOOOO 👇
Gdy na początku lipca 2025 mówiłem "że istnieje realne zagrożenie, iż "wyparuje/zniknie" 25% zawodów w dwa lata - to "mądre głowy" pisały bym się "puknął w czoło" bo się "nie znam na materii" i "bym się zajął noszeniem paczek"🤪
Nie minął rok od tamtej wypowiedzi - no więc Ci którzy są najbliżej materii Ai głośno mówią o nawet 50%:)Myślę, że nie aż tyle, ale te 25% może się okazać bardzo bardzo realne...
Od 10 dni używam wyłącznie ClaudeCode, po 5 dniach pokazałem efekty swoim Top100 managerom, w dwa dni po tym, przestawiliśmy całą firmę na to narzędzie, a ludzie ścigają się w prezentacji zastosowań. Zobaczymy cofam przyniosą kolejne miesiące:)
Wearables have been lying to half their users for years.
Not intentionally.
But algorithms built on data where only 34% of study participants were women will do that.
Oura just launched a proprietary AI model built entirely for women's health.
Here's what it signals about where the industry is going 🧵
Been thinking about this non-stop. The first prototype I Claude Codes was with Open Wearables, which resulted in a product that took me over a year to build in the last with less capability and integration.
Open Wearables https://t.co/DwXKrjmbk7
I also can't help but think how we need decentralized data storage now more than ever.
We're not doing the typical "launch on Product Hunt and pray" strategy.
Instead: test positioning across platforms, learn what resonates, build real momentum.
Last month: #3 on Peerlist.
Today: Micro Launch.
Next: DevHunt.
Then: Product Hunt.
Open Wearables - unified API for 200+ wearables. Self-hosted, MIT license.
Every launch teaches us something before we go live on Product Hunt.
🚀 Support us on Micro Launch https://t.co/bJK7l9vG4M
400+ stars on GitHub.
Open Wearables is an open-source platform that connects 200+ wearables through one unified API.
Actively developing. Latest release: 0.3.0-alpha https://t.co/BS6wFX1BK0
Thanks to every developer who starred, forked, or contributed.