Connected health
Your wearable knows what happened. Gabriel helps you understand why.
Bring sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, recovery, and movement into the same conversation as your labs, protocol, and goals.
Garmin, Oura, WHOOP, and Fitbit connect in the browser. Apple Health requires the future Gabriel iOS app.
Supported connections
Inside Gabriel
Your signals live where your health decisions happen.
Connected data appears in Today against your own recent baseline. From there, ask Gabriel what changed, how it relates to the rest of your Record, and what deserves attention.
Gabriel OS Today view shown with illustrative sample data. Available signals vary by connected source.
How it works
One connection. A more complete picture.
The useful part is not another score. It is understanding a change without rebuilding your health story from scratch.
Connect once
Garmin, Oura, WHOOP, and Fitbit connect through a secure account flow in the browser. Apple Health will connect through the Gabriel iOS app after the native app is released.
Build your baseline
Gabriel compares recent sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, and movement with your own history, not a generic person.
Ask what changed
Bring the pattern into the same conversation as your goals, protocol, labs, and the questions you want to investigate next.
The difference
Less data to manage. More clarity to act on.
Wearables become more useful when their signals can be understood alongside everything else you already know about your health.
Morning
See last night against your recent baseline, then ask Gabriel to explain the signal in plain language.
Over time
Put wearable trends beside labs, protocol adherence, movement, and the context you choose to share.
Next step
Turn a change into a better question for Gabriel or a conversation with a licensed clinician.
Gabriel Care
Consistency can unlock more value.
Eligible Gabriel Care members can build toward a prospective engagement bonus by keeping a supported wearable connected and meeting the current activity rules.
The member agreement controls eligibility, amounts, timing, tier rules, and reimbursement limits. Connecting a wearable does not guarantee a benefit.
Your data
Permission first. Control stays with you.
- You choose which supported source to connect.
- Your summaries stay with your authenticated account.
- You can revoke provider access at any time.
Questions
Before you connect.
Which devices can I connect?+
Garmin, Oura, WHOOP, and Fitbit can connect now through a secure browser flow. Apple Health cannot connect on the web; it requires the Gabriel iOS app and is not available to members yet.
Does Gabriel diagnose me from wearable data?+
No. Wearable data can help Gabriel organize patterns and generate useful questions, but it does not establish a diagnosis or replace medical care. Device readings can also be incomplete or inaccurate.
Can Gabriel Care members earn more by staying connected?+
Eligible Gabriel Care members can begin syncing during the 90-day ramp, but no wearable bonus applies in Months 1 or 2. Month 3 is the earliest it may increase the wellness cap, and only if every current connection, activity, and eligibility requirement is met.
Can I disconnect later?+
Yes. A wearable connection is optional. You can revoke provider access, and you can contact Gabriel support if you need help managing or deleting connected data subject to the applicable policy and retention requirements.
Continue with Gabriel
Your wearable is collecting clues. Put them in context.
Connect a supported source and start with the question you actually care about.