No native development
Teams start collecting data without building or maintaining an app.
Health data from wearables and mobile apps, without building an app.
How it works
ROOK App is a ready-to-use mobile app. Users connect their health sources in a few steps, and the data reaches each company's backend, standardized through ROOK Connect.
Users scan a QR code or open a universal link that links them to the organization.
From the app, they authorize mobile sources such as Apple Health or Health Connect, and wearable platforms such as Garmin or Oura.
Data reaches the backend via webhooks, as daily summaries and events, in ROOK's standard data model.
Benefits
Teams start collecting data without building or maintaining an app.
Mobile sources and wearable platforms connect from the same place.
Available on the App Store and Google Play, for iOS 14+ and Android 10+.
The QR code carries no sensitive information, and decryption happens on the user's device.
Availability
ROOK App is live on the App Store and Google Play. To use it with your users, activate ROOK App in your ROOK plan.

Use cases
Teams that need health data today, without putting a mobile project in front of it.
01Remote monitoring and care programs, with no custom app to download.
02Programs where users connect the wearable they already own.
03Continuous health data that powers policyholder rewards.
04Data from day one while the team builds its own app, or decides it doesn't need one.
Branded for each client
ROOK App works from day one with a neutral design. With the White Label option, each company launches it with its own name, logo, and primary color. ROOK automatically generates a complementary palette so the app looks consistent from start to finish.




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ROOK App
ROOK App can be tested free of charge in sandbox. For production, it is activated as an add-on within the ROOK plan.
Read more in our technical documentationFAQ
How users connect their sources and how the data reaches your backend.
ROOK App is a ready-to-use mobile app. Users connect their health sources in a few steps, and the data reaches each company’s backend, standardized through ROOK Connect.
Users scan a QR code or open a universal link that links them to the organization, then authorize mobile sources such as Apple Health or Health Connect and wearable platforms such as Garmin or Oura from the app.
Data reaches the backend via webhooks, as daily summaries and events, in ROOK’s standard data model.
ROOK App is available on the App Store and Google Play. The ROOK App documentation lists the supported iOS and Android versions.
Read the ROOK App documentationYes. ROOK App works from day one with a neutral design. With the White Label option, each company launches it with its own name, logo, and primary color.
ROOK App can be tested free of charge in sandbox. For production, it is activated as an add-on within the ROOK plan.
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