Integrations

Import-only: how it works

Ojava integrations are read-only. When you connect an app or device, Ojava brings your data IN for organization and insight. We do not send anything back to those apps, and we do not sell your data to them or anyone else. Your health data stays private to your Ojava account.

Three ways to import

Choose the method that fits what you want to connect:

File import (live today)

Export a file from any app or device (lab PDF, wearable CSV, health record XML, medication list, etc.) and drop it into Ojava's Ingestion page. Ojava auto-detects the type, extracts the data, and queues it for your review before it joins your record. This works for any app that has an export function, so it is the broadest method today. See Records & search for details on supported formats.

Apple Health and Google Health Connect (coming to mobile)

On iOS and Android, Ojava reads directly from Apple Health and Google Health Connect, the hubs your phone uses to collect data from all your other health and fitness apps. Steps, heart rate, sleep, HRV, workouts, body metrics, and other readings from your wearables and fitness apps flow in automatically without you having to export files. Both read-only, both respect your phone's app permissions, and both let you choose which data Ojava can see.

Cloud aggregator and one-tap device connect (coming soon)

We are building support for Terra, a cloud service that connects 150+ wearable brands and fitness apps in one integration. When ready, you'll authenticate once with Terra and connect any device or app you use (Oura, Fitbit, Garmin, Strava, MyFitnessPal, etc.) without exporting files one by one. All read-only and consent-gated, so you control what Ojava can see.

What you can import

The categories below show where Ojava can pull data from today (via file import) and in the future (via connected accounts and aggregators). Each source is read-only. Visit the public integrations page for the full provider list.

• EHR & hospital portals: Epic MyChart, Cerner portals, and other hospital patient gateways.
• National labs: Quest, LabCorp, Mayo, specialty labs, genetic testing services.
• Wearables: Oura, Fitbit, Garmin, WHOOP, Withings, Samsung, Strava, and others.
• Sleep: Eight Sleep, Sleep Cycle, Tempur-Pedic, and sleep-tracking devices.
• Nutrition: MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, and food and macro trackers.
• Fasting: Zero, Fastic, and intermittent-fasting logs.
• Cycle & fertility: Natural Cycles, Clue, Flo, and cycle-tracking apps.
• Genomics: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, Nebula, and genetic-testing services.
• Microbiome: Viome, DayTwo, Thryve, and microbiome-profiling labs.
• Mental health apps: Headspace, Calm, Sanvello, and meditation and wellness apps.
• Pharmacy: CVS, Walgreens, Amazon Pharmacy, and pharmacy-history exports.
• Imaging: Hospital imaging CDs, imaging-exchange networks.
• Insurance: Insurance portals, eligibility summaries, and claims records.
• Research: All of Us Research Program, UK Biobank, and research-study data.

Want to add a new data source?

If you use an app or device that stores health data and want to bring it into Ojava, check whether it offers an export function (CSV, PDF, FHIR, or API). If it does, you can import it today via the Ingestion drop zone. If it doesn't, let us know and we can explore adding it to our aggregator roadmap.

Your data, your control

Every import is consent-gated, read-only, and filtered to only the data you approve. You decide what to accept into your record and can delete anything at any time. Ojava does not use your health data to train AI models, does not track your behavior across apps, and does not sell your data to advertisers or data brokers. See Privacy & your data for the full picture.