Health data aggregation and intelligence platform

One platform to connect health data

Wearables, medical devices, EHR/EMR and labs. One API integration, consistent records, scores and signals.

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Without ROOK

Garminwearable · dailies
"calendarDate": "2026-09-23","steps": 8432
Withings BPM Connectmedical device · measures
"model": "BPM Connect",{ "type": 10, "unit": 0, "value": 116 }
Lab reportPDF · page 1
Glucose, serum ........ 94 mg/dLReference range ....... 70-99

One call, every source

ROOK ConnectREST · one integration
# sandbox first, then api.rook-connect.comBASE=https://api.rook-connect.reviewcurl -G -u "$CLIENT_UUID:$SECRET_KEY" \  "$BASE/v2/processed_data/physical_health/summary" \  -d user_id=demo-user-01 \  -d date=2026-09-23
ROOK Connectsummary + lab data · JSON
{  "user_id": "demo-user-01",  "sources_of_data_array": [ "Garmin", "Withings" ],  "distance": { "steps_int": 8432 },  "blood_pressure_avg_object": { "systolic_mmHg_int": 116 }}{  "user_id": "demo-user-01",  "sources_of_data_array": [ "Lab" ],  "biomarkers_array": [{ "name_string": "Glucose",    "loinc_code_string": "2345-7", "value_float": 94.0 }]}
ROOK Scoreshealth_score · JSON
{  "data_structure": "health_score",  "version": 2,  "user_id": "demo-user-01",  "health_score_data": {    "physical_health_score": 95.0,    "sleep_health_score": 70.0,    "body_health_score": 90.0  }}
ROOK Signalsalert_event · webhook
{  "data_structure": "alert_event",  "user_id": "demo-user-01",  "alerts": {    "alert_signals_array": [{      "signal_type_string": "oxygenation",      "measured_value_float": 88.0,      "threshold_min_float": 90.0,      "breach_direction_string": "below" }]  }}
Steps from a Garmin wearable, weight from a Withings scale, blood pressure from a Withings monitor and glucose from a lab report, each in its own format, and what ROOK returns from them: one call, a summary and a separate lab data document in one format, a health score built on them, and an alert when a reading drifts outside the user baseline.

A larger ecosystem

Wearable, device, EHR/EMR and lab data, in one platform.

From wearables to clinical data, ROOK powers a more connected and proactive healthcare ecosystem.

5M+
Connected devices
72
Data sources
6.5B
Health documents processed per year

Trusted by innovators

How ROOK fits in

ROOK runs inside your app, with your users' consent.

ROOK is infrastructure behind your product. Your users authorize their sources from your app, and ROOK delivers the data to your backend.

Data flow in ROOK

Health data moves through ROOK from user consent to alerts.

Most integrations stop when the data arrives. ROOK connects it, standardizes it, and sends alerts when a signal crosses a threshold.

  1. Phone showing a customer app's Connect your data screen with Garmin connected and Apple Health, Oura and Withings ready to connect, next to a consent prompt to share steps, sleep, heart rate and body weight

    Data authorization

    Your users authorize access.

    Inside your app, each user connects their sources through the ROOK connection page or SDK, and ROOK reads only what they authorize.

  2. Phone showing a customer app with Garmin, Withings, clinic records and a lab report all connected, next to a ROOK Connect card: one integration for wearables, medical devices, EHR/EMR and labs, 4 sources connected

    Data consumption

    Every source, one integration.

    Wearables, medical devices, EHR/EMR and labs, reached through a single integration.

  3. Three raw payloads that name resting heart rate differently (Garmin restingHeartRate, Oura lowest_heart_rate, a Withings type code) merged into one standardized record: resting heart rate, 61 bpm, same units and timestamps

    Data representation

    Normalized into comparable records.

    Formats and units normalized into one record, comparable across every source.

  4. Phone showing 30 days of resting heart rate that rises past a dashed threshold, next to a ROOK Signals alert: resting heart rate crossed the threshold, +8 bpm three days in a row, delivered to your webhook

    Data detection

    Readings become alerts.

    ROOK Signals checks each reading against a threshold and sends an alert your product can act on.

  5. Phone showing 90 days of resting heart rate with a dashed 14-day projection, next to an outlook card marked Coming soon: resting heart rate is likely to keep rising

    Data predictionComing soon

    From reporting to anticipating.

    Models over longitudinal data anticipate risk for approved use cases.

The stack

ROOK products for every layer of your health data stack.

Start at the connection layer and go as far up as your product needs.

  1. ROOK Connect
  2. ROOK App
  3. ROOK Scores
  4. ROOK Signals
  5. ROOK Intelligence

ROOK App

Collect wearable data when embedding the SDKs isn't an option.

ROOK Scores

Normalized data becomes consistent scores, comparable across every source.

ROOK Signals

Readings that cross a threshold in key signals become alerts you can act on.

ROOK Intelligence

Coming soon

Models over longitudinal data anticipate risk for approved use cases.

One integration

Build on a single health data API and ship faster.

01 · CONNECT02 · STANDARDIZE03 · BUILD04 · ACTSmartwatchSmart ringPhone healthCGM sensorLab resultsOne APIhr: 6161 beats/minheart_rate: 61.0One schemaheart_rate61 bpmsleep_minutes412steps8,432DeduplicatedYour appSleep insightsActivity goalsHealth scoreNew source · no new codeResting HR +8 bpmAlert sent by webhook
SmartwatchSmart ringCGM sensorLab resultsOne APIYour appSynced

A single integration

One platform for every source, instead of one integration per provider.

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hr: 61heart_rate: 61.061 beats/minhr: 61dupheart_rate61 bpm1 record

Work with consistent data

Harmonized formats, normalized units and no duplicates across sources.

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ReleasesThis monthGarmin and Oura liveWk 1Sleep insightsWk 2Glucose trendsWk 3Polar addedNo new code

Launch and iterate faster

Less engineering per new source, metric or data-powered feature.

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baselineResting HR +8 bpmAlert sent by webhook

Act on what changes

Signals surface the moments worth responding to, instead of another dashboard.

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“ROOK helped us move faster and track 10x more activities—like biking and hiking—across all data sources, in a much more reliable way. Their platform played a key role in achieving our Industry-Leading Member Engagement recognition.”
Courtenay M HigginsCEO, Advanta Health Solutions

Security and compliance

Security and compliance for your health data.

ROOK operates under a HIPAA-aligned security program, signs BAAs with covered entities, and processes EU personal data under GDPR as a data processor.

Security & Compliance

GDPR · HIPAA · FHIR

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Standards ROOK works with

  • GDPR
  • HIPAA
  • FHIR

ROOK operates under a HIPAA-aligned security program, signs BAAs with covered entities, and processes EU personal data under GDPR as a data processor.

ROOK is categorized as "Medical testing services, namely, fitness evaluation".

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Resources

Ebooks, podcasts and articles on health data from the ROOK team.

Guides, conversations and product notes for teams building on wearable and health data.

Build on better health data

Turn fragmented health data into your next product advantage.

Connect the sources your users rely on, standardize what comes back, and build workflows that respond to change.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about ROOK

What teams usually want to know before they connect their first source.

What is ROOK?

ROOK is a health data platform that connects, standardizes, and activates data from wearables, mobile health sources, medical devices and, depending on product availability, medical records and laboratory results. A single integration helps turn fragmented data into structured information for digital health, fitness, wellness, and insurtech products.

What types of health data can ROOK connect?

ROOK supports activity, sleep, body health, and physiological data from compatible sources. Exact availability depends on the provider, device, operating system, user permissions, region, and contracted products.

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Who is ROOK for?

ROOK is designed for digital health, fitness and wellness, insurance, research, and other teams that need to integrate health data into their products. It is B2B infrastructure: each customer uses the data within the experience it provides to its own users.

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How is ROOK different from integrating directly with each provider?

ROOK brings multiple sources into a common architecture and standardizes authorization, extraction, processing, and delivery. This reduces the need to build and maintain a separate integration for every provider.

Can I test ROOK before purchasing a plan?

Yes. You can use the Sandbox environment to explore the portal, test the integration flow, and work with test data before moving to Production. Sandbox capabilities may differ from those contracted for Production.

Do I need a mobile app to use ROOK?

Not in every case. API-based sources can connect through a web flow. Sources that store data on the phone require ROOK SDKs or ROOK App, which provides a ready-to-use mobile experience.

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How can I get started?

Create an account, configure your credentials and webhook in Sandbox, and test user connections and data delivery. When you are ready for Production, select a plan, complete the applicable agreements, and validate the implementation with the ROOK team.

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How much does ROOK cost?

ROOK pricing depends on your plan, usage volume, and the products or add-ons you need. The Pricing page lists the plans, and the ROOK team can confirm the right option for your use case.

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Is ROOK secure and does it support privacy requirements?

ROOK operates under a HIPAA-aligned security program, signs BAAs with covered entities, and processes EU personal data under GDPR as a data processor. Applicable contractual documentation may include a DPA, SCCs, and a BAA when appropriate. Request current security and compliance information to assess your implementation.

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Does ROOK provide medical diagnoses or recommendations?

No. ROOK connects, organizes, and analyzes available data, and certain products may generate descriptive scores or alerts. Clinical interpretation, diagnosis, treatment, and user-level decisions remain the responsibility of the customer and, where applicable, qualified healthcare professionals.

Still have questions?Our team can review your sources and use case with you.
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