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Your health data, finally in rhythm.

Ojava brings 348+ source entries from apps, portals, devices, and records into one reviewable health story.

File imports work today. Signed-app Apple Health and Health Connect sync remains activation-gated, and sources without a working path are labeled unavailable.

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Connector availability

Start with what works, and see what is unavailable

The catalog separates file imports, real connection-manager paths, and unavailable connectors so they do not blur together.

  • Available now61

    File imports

    CSV, PDF, portal exports, and supported health files can move into the signed-in import flow today.

  • Connection manager4

    Native and Google paths

    Supported native and Google account sources open a real connection manager that reports deployment readiness.

  • Not available283

    Inactive connectors

    Sources without a working import or connection path are labeled unavailable and expose no inactive authorization action.

From scattered exports to one lane

A wearable trend, a lab PDF, and a portal note should finally sit together

Ojava treats integrations as read-in context. You choose what is accepted before it shapes dashboards, timelines, Ojava Coach context, or visit-prep material.

Wearables, health exports, lab records, and food logs arranged around one review workspace.
Wearables and training

Daily signals belong beside labs and records.

Recovery, sleep, heart-rate, activity, and training exports become context you can review instead of another dashboard to remember.

Adults reviewing a lab portal export, phone trend, and paper health packet at a bright home table.
Labs and portals

Files land with provenance still visible.

Ojava keeps source files, dates, and detected rows together so unclear data waits for review instead of silently shaping the product.

Adults reviewing longitudinal biomarker trends on a tablet beside wearable and lab context.
Longitudinal context

Timing matters as much as the source.

A biomarker change, a training block, and a sleep shift can sit together while Ojava stays in the general-wellness lane.

Adults organizing health record packets and a review checklist beside a laptop.

Review before it becomes context

The catalog is broad, the workflow stays deliberately narrow

Sources can be file-ready, routed to a real connection manager, or unavailable. The same boundary applies to each working path: preserve provenance, keep health-data import read-only, and wait for review.

  1. Import a file or use an available native or account connection.
  2. Review detected rows before they shape product context.
  3. Use accepted data in dashboards, timelines, and Ojava Coach context.

Featured sources

A short source rail keeps the workflow legible

File-ready sources go straight to upload. Native and Google sources open the real connection manager. Every other inactive connector is labeled unavailable.

  • Google connection

    Fitbit

    Fitbit activity and sleep through the official Google health-data path where the account exposes them.

    Check connectionOpen the connection manager to see whether this read-only path is active for your app or deployment.
  • Unavailable

    Garmin Connect

    Training load, sleep, and physiology.

    View import optionsThis connector is unavailable. Use a patient-owned export file if the provider offers one.
  • Unavailable

    Strava

    Bring your runs, rides, and relative effort in as activity context (non-clinical).

    View import optionsThis connector is unavailable. Use a patient-owned export file if the provider offers one.
  • Native connection

    Apple Health

    HKQuantity samples via device export bridge, connected-account roadmap.

    Check connectionOpen the connection manager to see whether this read-only path is active for your app or deployment.
  • Native connection

    Google Health Connect

    Android hub that brings steps, heart rate, sleep, and workouts from your other apps into one read.

    Check connectionOpen the connection manager to see whether this read-only path is active for your app or deployment.
  • File import live

    MyFitnessPal

    Meal-detail CSV import into reviewed Ojava Food Log rows.

    Import fileUpload an export after sign-in. Rows stay in review until accepted.

Open the source-family map

348 sources mapped

Browse the family map when you are comparing options. The public page stays centered on accepted data, source traceability, and review.

  • EHR & hospitals48 sources

    Epic MyChart, Oracle Health / Cerner portal, athenahealth Patient, FollowMyHealth, VA Blue Button / My HealtheVet

    1 file-ready source today
  • National labs40 sources

    Quest Diagnostics, Labcorp, BioReference Laboratories, ARUP Laboratories, Sonic Healthcare USA brands

    24 file-ready sources today
  • Wearables54 sources

    Apple Health, Google Health Connect, Google Health, Garmin Connect, Fitbit

    3 file-ready sources today
  • Sleep13 sources

    Eight Sleep, Sleep Cycle, BetterSleep, Rise Sleep, Reverie sleep systems

    1 file-ready source today
  • Nutrition24 sources

    Cronometer, MyFitnessPal, FatSecret, Lose It!, MacroFactor

    4 file-ready sources today
  • Fasting5 sources

    Zero, Fastic, LIFE Fasting Tracker, BodyFast, Fasting log (export)

    1 file-ready source today
  • Cycle & fertility13 sources

    Natural Cycles, Clue, Flo, Apple Cycle Tracking, Samsung Health Cycle Tracking

    2 file-ready sources today
  • Genomics & WGS18 sources

    23andMe, AncestryDNA, MyHeritage DNA, Nebula Genomics, Dante Labs

    6 file-ready sources today
  • Microbiome16 sources

    Viome, DayTwo, Sun Genomics / Floré, Tiny Health, Biomesight

    7 file-ready sources today
  • Mental health apps21 sources

    Headspace, Calm, How We Feel, Welltory, Sanvello

    5 file-ready sources today
  • Pharmacy30 sources

    CVS / Caremark, Express Scripts, Optum Rx, Humana Pharmacy, GoodRx

    4 file-ready sources today
  • Imaging17 sources

    Hospital imaging CDs, Ambra / Intelerad patient share, Nuance PowerShare, lifeIMAGE, PocketHealth

    1 file-ready source today
  • Insurance & eligibility20 sources

    CMS Blue Button 2.0, Humana member portal, UnitedHealthcare member, Anthem / Elevance member, Aetna member

    1 file-ready source today
  • Research studies29 sources

    Epic Cosmos research feeds, Illumina consumer-facing pilots, American Gut / Microsetta, Academic stool biobanks, Multi-site microbiome trials

    1 file-ready source today
Privacy and boundaries

Connected does not meanuncontrolled

Ojava keeps integrations read-only, review-first, and grounded in the general-wellness lane. Your data can become easier to understand without turning into diagnosis, prescriptions, lab orders, or a replacement for licensed care.

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  • Read-only import

    Ojava brings your data in. It does not write back to your apps, devices, or portals.

  • Private by default

    Imported data stays in your account. Marketing and product emails do not use your health record.

  • Review before context

    Detected rows wait for acceptance before they join dashboards, timelines, or Ojava Coach context.

  • General wellness boundary

    Ojava organizes and explains your information. It does not diagnose, prescribe, order labs, or replace licensed care.