Wearable Integrations
SiPhox consolidates blood biomarkers, body composition, and wearable data into a single dashboard. When an end-user connects a wearable, their day-to-day metrics sync into SiPhox and sit alongside their blood test results, giving a fuller picture of their health than either source alone.
SiPhox isn't a replacement for a wearable's own app (Oura's detailed sleep breakdown, or a CGM's glucose app). Its value is correlation: surfacing relationships between lifestyle, physiological data, and blood biomarkers, then turning them into personalized insights.
Supported devices
| Device | Highlights of synced data |
|---|---|
| Oura | Sleep, activity, readiness |
| Apple Watch | Sleep, activity, heart rate |
| Fitbit | Sleep, activity, heart rate |
| Garmin | Sleep, activity, VO2 |
| Withings | Weight, blood pressure, sleep |
| Google Fit | Activity, heart rate |
| Dexcom | Continuous glucose |
| FreeStyle CGMs | Continuous glucose |
The SiPhox portal currently surfaces synced data in three categories: exercise, steps, and sleep (plus glucose for CGMs). Additional device metrics are ingested where the device provides them, but may not yet appear as their own charts.
What the end-user gains
- Wearable metrics shown next to biomarker trends in one place.
- Combined insights, for example how sleep tracks with a given biomarker over time.
- A single view of their health instead of data scattered across apps.
How the connection works
End-users connect from the SiPhox portal:
Sign in to the SiPhox portal with the end-user account.
Every supported device is listed here, with its current connection status.
Choose the wearable or CGM to sync.
For non-Apple devices, sign in to the device's brand account and grant permission to sync. For Apple devices, install the companion app and follow its setup steps.
Syncing begins once the user authorizes the connection and continues automatically. Users can disconnect at any time from the same tab.