The devices that build your health profile
Your scale, your ring, your watch, and your glucose sensor already know how you are doing. Hydrip is connecting the devices our patients actually use, so your weight, sleep, recovery, and glucose build one health profile your care team can see, and act on.
Connections are rolling out in waves, scales first. When your device opens, we will text you.
Wear what you already wear
No new gadget to buy and nothing extra to log. The device you already own does the measuring; Hydrip does the watching.
- Connect once. You approve the sharing, and you can disconnect at any time.
- Your profile builds itself. Weight trend, sleep, recovery, and glucose land next to your labs and your plan.
- Your team sees the whole picture. When a few rough nights or a stall show up, expect a check-in text from your nurse, not a lecture.
Scales, rings, and bands we are connecting now
These are the first connections being set up, starting with the scale, because weight is the number your whole plan turns on.
Withings
Smart scales and blood pressure cuffs. Weight, body composition, and blood pressure.
Oura Ring
Sleep, readiness, heart rate variability, and recovery, every night.
Whoop
Strain, recovery, and sleep from the band that never comes off.
Polar
Heart rate, training load, sleep, and nightly recovery.
Partnerships under way
These makers run partner programs with applications and reviews. The paperwork is moving; each one joins the connection list as it clears.
Garmin
Watches plus the Index scale: activity, sleep, stress, and body composition.
Dexcom
G7 and Stelo glucose sensors. Glucose trends alongside your weight, in one profile.
Coros
Sport watches and training data for our runners and triathletes.
Ultrahuman
Smart ring sleep, recovery, and temperature tracking.
Samsung
Galaxy Ring and Galaxy Watch: sleep, heart rate, and body composition.
Fitbit & Pixel Watch
Google trackers and watches, plus Aria scale weight.
Suunto
Sport watches and daily activity.
InBody
Clinic-grade body composition from our Mesa clinic analyzers.
Covered by Apple Health & Health Connect
Most devices already share their data with the health app on your phone. When the Hydrip mobile apps launch, anything that talks to Apple Health (iPhone) or Health Connect (Android) can join your profile, no separate deal needed.
Apple Watch
Heart rate, sleep, activity, and workouts through Apple Health.
RingConn & Circular
Smart rings that share sleep and recovery with your phone's health app.
Amazfit & Xiaomi
Watches, bands, and rings through the Zepp and Mi Fitness apps.
Renpho, Eufy, Wyze, Hume & Tanita
Smart scales that send weight and body composition to Apple Health or Health Connect.
More rings & bands
Evie, Luna, Reebok, and QALO rings, plus most bands that sync to your phone.
Dexcom & Stelo (delayed feed)
Glucose also reaches Apple Health and Health Connect, a few hours behind the sensor.
Coming through integration partners
A few makers only open their data through integration partners. These are on the roadmap as the program grows.
Abbott FreeStyle Libre
Continuous glucose for patients on Libre sensors.
Omron
Home blood pressure readings, straight into your profile.
Eight Sleep
Sleep stages, temperature, and recovery from the Pod.
Brand names belong to their owners. This page describes the connections Hydrip is building and rolling out for its patients; listing a device does not imply endorsement by its maker.
Devices, answered
When can I connect my device?
Connections open in waves, scales first, then rings and bands, then glucose. When yours opens, we will text you a connect link. You approve the sharing in your device's app or in Apple Health or Health Connect, and your numbers start building your profile.
What does Hydrip see?
Only what you choose to share: weight and body composition, sleep, recovery, heart rate, activity, blood pressure, and glucose, depending on your device. You pick the categories, and you can disconnect at any time. Your care team uses it to manage your plan, the same way they use your labs.
Do I need to buy a device to be a patient?
No. Your plan works fully without one. A connected device simply makes your profile richer and your check-ins smarter, because your team can see a rough week coming instead of hearing about it a month later.
My device is not listed. Now what?
If it shares with Apple Health or Health Connect, it will very likely join through your phone when the Hydrip apps launch. Tell your care team what you wear; patient requests are how we order the partnership list.
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