Powerful Health Data Integration with Hundreds of Wearables, Devices and Apps

Today’s consumers and patients rely on smart, connected devices to track everything from blood pressure to oxygen levels, enabling remote patient monitoring (RPM). Calcium integrates seamlessly with leading medical manufacturers to bring this data into one place — empowering people to understand, manage and improve their health with confidence.

The Calcium Digital Health Platform syncs with industry-leading fitness wearables, bringing physical activity, recovery and performance metrics directly into the app. Whether you’re an athlete or just starting out, your workout insights are always available.

From diet to hydration, and step tracking to cycle monitoring, Calcium integrates with leading wellness and lifestyle apps. By syncing this data through our Super App, users can organize their daily health inputs, track trends over time, and make more informed decisions about their wellness routines.

For cyclists, runners, and endurance athletes, performance data is everything. Calcium integrates with your favorite apps and devices to capture every mile, watt and heartbeat.

Calcium connects with strength and resistance training tools that track progress and optimize performance — whether you’re lifting at home or coaching clients.

Sleep is foundational to health. Calcium integrates with advanced sleep tracking tools to help users understand sleep stages, improve habits, and recover fully.

Track every stride and stroke with training apps designed for serious runners and multisport athletes. All your metrics in one place.

By consolidating cycle data alongside sleep, activity, and vital signs, Calcium supports more personalized health decisions—from managing symptoms to planning pregnancies—with real-time visibility and context.

Calcium’s integration with hundreds of health devices and apps enables seamless access to a wide range of biometric and behavioral data. These data types go beyond basic tracking — they offer meaningful insights that inform better care, improve wellness decisions, and personalize health journeys.

Whether used by clinicians for chronic condition management or by individuals optimizing daily routines, each metric plays a crucial role in delivering a clearer, real-time picture of overall health.

Heart rate is one of the most fundamental indicators of cardiovascular health and physical exertion.

Real-time heart rate monitoring helps users assess fitness intensity, manage exercise thresholds, detect arrhythmias, and guide recovery from illness or surgery. In clinical contexts, tracking resting and active heart rate supports chronic disease management and early detection of cardiac issues.

Manufacturers providing heart rate data through Calcium include Apple, Garmin, Fitbit, Whoop, Polar, Ōura, Samsung Health, Suunto, Huawei, Biostrap, Coros, Wahoo, Omron, CardioMood, and Xoss.

HRV reflects the variation in time between heartbeats and serves as a powerful marker for stress, recovery, and nervous system balance.

A higher HRV typically indicates better resilience, while a lower HRV can suggest stress, overtraining, or illness. Tracking HRV allows individuals and clinicians to understand how well the body adapts to exertion, sleep, and mental stressors. This makes it especially valuable in high-performance training and mental wellness programs.

HRV data is supported by Apple, Garmin, Whoop, Ōura, Fitbit, Samsung Health, Suunto, Huawei, Biostrap, Polar, and CardioMood.

Sleep tracking monitors total sleep time, sleep efficiency, and time spent in REM, deep, and light stages.

These insights allow for optimized recovery, better mood regulation, and early identification of sleep disorders such as insomnia or apnea. With data integration, users and clinicians can detect trends that affect energy levels, performance, and immune function.

Calcium supports sleep data from devices and apps by Apple, Ōura, Whoop, Fitbit, Garmin, Polar, Samsung Health, Suunto, Biostrap, Withings, Coros, and Huawei.

Respiration rate measures the number of breaths per minute, offering insights into respiratory efficiency and stress response.

Variations in this metric can indicate sleep disorders, early illness, or poor aerobic conditioning. In fitness settings, it’s used to monitor breathing during training or altitude adaptation. Continuous respiration tracking is valuable for asthma, COPD, and post-COVID patients.

Calcium collects respiration rate from Apple, Whoop, Garmin, Polar, Biostrap, Ōura, Samsung Health, Suunto, Huawei, CardioMood, and Elite HRV.

Pulse oximetry measures the percentage of oxygenated blood and is essential for patients with respiratory or cardiovascular issues.

It’s also used for athletes training at altitude or managing exertion in high-intensity sports. Sudden drops in oxygen saturation can alert users and clinicians to acute health changes.

Pulse oxygen tracking is available through Apple, Garmin, Fitbit, Whoop, Ōura, Withings, Biostrap, Huawei, Polar, Samsung Health, Suunto, and CardioMood.

Blood glucose tracking is critical for individuals managing Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes.

Real-time glucose monitoring allows for precise lifestyle adjustments related to food intake, medication, or activity. It also aids in avoiding hypo- or hyperglycemia. Continuous glucose data enables patients and providers to detect trends, prevent complications, and personalize care.

Calcium connects with continuous glucose monitors (GCMs) FreeStyle Libre and Dexcom for glucose tracking.

Stress detection combines heart rate, HRV, and other biometrics to help users understand physiological reactions to daily life.

By identifying stress patterns, individuals can implement mindfulness, rest, or breathing strategies to improve well-being. Chronic stress is linked to inflammation, cardiovascular risk, and mental health conditions — making it a key metric for wellness.

Calcium pulls stress data from Garmin, Fitbit, Samsung Health, Huawei, Whoop, Polar, CardioMood, InBody, and Biostrap.

Tracking body temperature, particularly trends over time, helps identify fevers, menstrual phases, illness onset, or adaptation to training loads.

In athletic contexts, it informs hydration and recovery strategies. For women’s health, temperature trends assist in ovulation prediction.

Apple, Whoop, Eight Sleep, Ōura, Samsung Health, Core, Huawei, and CardioMood provide temperature data.

Step count and activity tracking form the baseline for understanding a user’s mobility, energy expenditure, and adherence to movement goals.

This data supports weight management, rehabilitation, and behavior change interventions.

Calcium supports detailed activity data from Apple, Garmin, Fitbit, Polar, Samsung Health, Huawei, Wahoo, Coros, Ōura, Withings, Omron, Suunto, and Xoss.

Caloric burn is an essential metric for users tracking weight loss, muscle gain, or performance efficiency.

By aligning energy output with nutrition, users can fine-tune their goals. In clinical applications, it supports dietary counseling and chronic disease management.

Calcium sources this data from Garmin, Fitbit, Apple, Polar, Biostrap, Samsung Health, Suunto, Huawei, Coros, Omron, CardioMood, Wahoo, and Xoss.

These advanced metrics assess cardiovascular capacity and fatigue. VO2 Max reflects aerobic performance, while training load estimates accumulated stress from recent workouts.

Athletes use these to guide periodization, avoid overtraining, and maximize gains. These insights are also valuable for cardiac rehab and performance-based coaching.

Training load and VO2 Max data is provided by Garmin, Polar, Suunto, Ōura, Huawei, Whoop, and Coros.

Cycle tracking allows users to monitor symptoms, fertility windows, and hormonal health.

It’s especially helpful for managing PMS, planning pregnancy, or identifying irregularities. When combined with sleep and vitals, this data can help paint a comprehensive picture of health and wellness.

Calcium integrates menstrual tracking from Clue, Flo Health, Apple, Samsung Health, Ōura, Fitbit, and Huawei.

Fall detection provides safety assurance for older adults and at-risk patients, triggering alerts for rapid response.

ECG features help screen for arrhythmias like atrial fibrillation, providing early detection opportunities outside clinical settings. These safety-oriented tools support aging-in-place and remote care models.

Calcium sources ECG and fall detection data from Apple, Samsung Health, Huawei, Fitbit, Withings, CardioMood, Xiaomi, and Coros.