Ojava

Wearable integration

Ultrahuman Ring reads your recovery. Ojava reads the whole picture.

Export your Ultrahuman HRV, sleep, temperature, and movement data into Ojava alongside your labs, medications, and symptoms. Ojava organizes the full context into healthspan and clinician-visit questions.

What your Ultrahuman records

Six metric lanes that Ojava organizes into context.

Heart rate variability (HRV)

Daily HRV baseline and trends as context for recovery status and stress markers.

Resting heart rate

Measurements aggregated into personal baselines and recovery indicators.

Sleep stages

Deep, light, REM, and awake minutes mapped against your sleep goals and patterns.

Skin temperature

Temperature deviation from your own baseline, tracked across days and patterns.

Movement index

Daily activity and movement data as part of your overall wellness context.

Metabolic score

General metabolic wellness indicator from Ultrahuman, independent of glucose diagnosis.

Reading together

Ultrahuman alone vs. Ultrahuman + Ojava + your other records.

Device alone

Ultrahuman shows HRV, resting heart rate, and sleep on its own timeline, mostly disconnected from your health history.

Ojava + Ultrahuman export

Your Ultrahuman HRV, sleep, temperature, and movement trends are read together with your uploaded labs, medications, symptoms, and notes for a complete picture.

Three steps

How to use your Ultrahuman data in Ojava.

01Export your Ultrahuman data

Use the Ultrahuman app to download HRV, sleep, temperature, and movement history as a CSV or JSON file.

02Upload to Ojava

Bring your Ultrahuman export into the Ingestion workspace alongside your other health records.

03Organize for visits

Ojava links your Ultrahuman trends with biomarkers, medications, and symptoms to build clinician questions.

Questions

How Ultrahuman works with Ojava.

Does Ojava connect to Ultrahuman directly?

Not today. Ojava reads your manual Ultrahuman export as patient-owned context. Live Ultrahuman API connectivity is on the roadmap when certified wearable integrations become available.

What can Ojava do with my Ultrahuman data?

Ojava organizes your Ultrahuman HRV, sleep, temperature, and movement trends into wellness insights and clinician questions. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or tell you to change your behavior.

Is Ultrahuman data treated as medical monitoring?

No. Ojava treats Ultrahuman as a wellness device generating personal-use context for education and visit prep. Ultrahuman Ring is not an FDA-cleared medical device, and Ojava does not use it for clinical alerts or diagnosis.

How often should I re-export my Ultrahuman data?

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.

Wellness context, not medical diagnosis.

Ultrahuman Ring is a consumer wellness device. Ojava uses your exported Ultrahuman data as one input for healthspan education and visit prep. This is not medical device monitoring, and Ojava does not diagnose, prescribe, or generate clinical alerts from wearable data.

Bring your Ultrahuman into Ojava.

Export your HRV, sleep, temperature, and movement data, then upload it alongside your labs, medications, and symptoms to build a complete picture for better clinician conversations.

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