Absolutely - thanks for the question so i'll clarify here: On one side, you have wearables, and on the other you have apps. We are the API that enables the us

Absolutely - thanks for the question so i'll clarify here: On one side, you have wearables, and on the other you have apps. We are the API that enables the user to connect their wearable data to the apps. Meaning that when the user gives their consent, the API facilitates the connection with the app. At the same time, we never see the data, and we don't store them. With the user's consent, they give access to the app, and hence the app as long as they agree with the wearable supplier regulations and terms of use, they get access to the information. Each of the wearable supplier (eg Garmin, Fitbit etc) have their own rules, and all the apps need to comply with them!