{ "data_structure": "physical_summary", "user_id": "demo-user-01", "physical_health": { "summary": { "physical_summary": { "metadata": { "sources_of_data_array": ["Apple Health - Third Party"] }, "distance": { "steps_int": 8432, "active_steps_int": 6120, "walked_distance_meters_float": 6180.0 }, "activity": { "active_seconds_int": 3240 } } } }}Wahoo integration
Connect Wahoo data with ROOK to access workouts, heart rate, cycling, distance, duration, and training metrics.
How it connects
ROOK reads Wahoo data via Apple Health or Health Connect.
ROOK's SDK delivers workouts, heart rate and cycling from Wahoo as structured JSON, by webhook and API.
Leverage Wahoo data to build more personalized training, cycling, fitness, and performance experiences, improve user engagement, and support better workout analysis, progress tracking, and training insights.
Our Wahoo integration delivers notifications within minutes after a user completes an event and syncs their app.
Read the Wahoo docs{ "data_structure": "physical_summary", "user_id": "demo-user-01", "physical_health": { "summary": { "physical_summary": { "metadata": { "sources_of_data_array": ["Health Connect - Third Party"] }, "distance": { "steps_int": 8432, "active_steps_int": 6120, "walked_distance_meters_float": 6180.0 }, "activity": { "active_seconds_int": 3240 } } } }}Get started
Connect Wahoo in three steps.
- Enable Wahoo in the ROOK portalTurn Wahoo on as a data source for your client in the ROOK portal.
- Let users connect Wahoo on their phoneUsers sync Wahoo with Apple Health or Health Connect once, then grant access in your app through the ROOK SDK or ROOK App.
- Receive standardized dataROOK turns Wahoo data into the same JSON structure as every other data source and delivers it to your backend by webhook and API.
Use cases
What teams build with Wahoo data.
From seamless wearable integrations to advanced health insights, ROOK empowers you to build personalized wellness apps, research platforms, fitness dashboards, chronic care solutions and many more great use cases.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the Wahoo integration
What teams ask before they connect Wahoo through ROOK.
How quickly does Wahoo data reach my backend?
Our Wahoo integration delivers notifications within minutes after a user completes an event and syncs their app.
Do I need my own Wahoo developer account?
No. ROOK handles the Wahoo connection, so you only enable Wahoo as a data source in the ROOK portal.
How does ROOK connect to Wahoo?
Through Apple Health on iOS and Health Connect on Android. Wahoo writes its data there and the ROOK SDK or ROOK App reads it.
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