Step counts, active minutes, and calorie burn aggregated into activity trends and consistency patterns.
Wearable integration
Fitbit tracks your days. Ojava reads the whole health story.
Export your Fitbit activity, sleep, heart rate, and workout data into Ojava alongside your labs, medications, and symptoms. Ojava organizes the full context into fitness and wellness questions for clinician conversations.
What Fitbit records
Six metric lanes that Ojava organizes into context.
Sleep duration, stage distribution, and sleep quality scored by Fitbit alongside your sleep goals.
Resting heart rate, peak zones, and cardio fitness level as markers of cardiovascular recovery and fitness.
Recorded workouts, exercise types, and perceived exertion notes combined with your activity baseline.
Calorie burn estimates and nutrition logging integrated with your activity and weight context.
Blood oxygen levels and stress management scores tracked alongside your sleep and activity trends.
Reading together
Fitbit alone vs. Fitbit + Ojava + your other records.
Fitbit shows your daily activity, sleep, and workouts within the Fitbit app, mostly separate from your medical context.
Your Fitbit activity, sleep, heart rate, and workout history are read together with your labs, medications, and symptoms for a complete wellness picture.
Three steps
How to use your Fitbit data in Ojava.
Use the Fitbit app or web dashboard to download your activity, sleep, and heart rate history as a CSV or CSV export.
Bring your Fitbit export into the Ingestion workspace alongside your labs, medications, and health records.
Ojava links your Fitbit fitness trends with biomarkers and symptoms to help you discuss health and recovery with your clinician.
Questions
How Fitbit works with Ojava.
Not today. Ojava reads your manual Fitbit export as patient-owned fitness data. Live Fitbit API connectivity is on the roadmap when certified wearable integrations become available.
Ojava organizes your Fitbit activity, sleep, heart rate, and workout trends into fitness context and wellness questions. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or tell you to change your exercise routine.
No. Ojava treats Fitbit as a fitness and wellness device generating personal-use context for education and visit prep. Fitbit devices are consumer health products, not FDA-cleared medical devices, and Ojava does not use them for clinical diagnosis or alerts.
Export whenever you want fresh data in Ojava, typically weekly or monthly alongside your other health record uploads. Ojava will show you when data is stale and prompt you to refresh.
Fitness context, not medical diagnosis.
Fitbit is a consumer fitness and wellness device. Ojava uses your exported Fitbit data as one input for health context and visit prep. This is not medical device monitoring, and Ojava does not diagnose, prescribe, or generate clinical alerts from fitness data.
Bring your Fitbit into Ojava.
Export your activity, sleep, and fitness data, then upload it alongside your labs, medications, and symptoms to build a complete picture for better clinician conversations.
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