Data access & tools · Unified health-data API
Terra API
unified health-data API for wearables
What is Terra API?
Terra is a commercial health-data API that gives one REST interface to data from wearables, health apps, sensors such as CGMs and blood reports, with BLE and ANT streaming to apps.
Terra API at a glance
- Type
- Unified health-data API
- Devices supported
- Terra's integrations page names Garmin, Oura, Fitbit, Apple Watch, Google Fit and Samsung among wearables, plus apps, CGMs and blood reports.
- Open source
- No (commercial service)
- Signals
- Multi-signal
- Category
- Data collection platform
- Domains
- device integration
- Language
- Not stated
- Licence
- Proprietary (commercial service)
- Commercial use
- yes
- Maintenance
- Last commit not stated (as of Oct 21, 2026)
- Last commit
- Not stated
How to get data with Terra API
A commercial REST API: users connect their wearable accounts and Terra returns normalised data, or streams over BLE or ANT to your app.
Where these facts come from
Checked on Nov 9, 2026 against the project’s own pages:
Related open-source tools
Other Wearable Signal Tools that share a signal with Terra API.
Questions about Terra API
What is Terra API used for?
Terra is a commercial health-data API that gives one REST interface to data from wearables, health apps, sensors such as CGMs and blood reports, with BLE and ANT streaming to apps. ChatPPG lists it as a unified health-data api.
Which devices does Terra API support?
Terra's integrations page names Garmin, Oura, Fitbit, Apple Watch, Google Fit and Samsung among wearables, plus apps, CGMs and blood reports.
How do you get data with Terra API?
A commercial REST API: users connect their wearable accounts and Terra returns normalised data, or streams over BLE or ANT to your app.
Is Terra API open source?
No (commercial service). Licence: Proprietary (commercial service).
Summary, licence and commercial-use fields are shown as recorded for this project. Maintenance is computed from the last commit date. Check the project’s own repository for its current licence and status.