Build for digital health apps

A white label wearable for your digital health app.

Put your brand on the band and keep the data in your product. Sensor Bio supplies the hardware, the SDKs and APIs, the algorithms and the dashboard underneath.

Quick answer

The short version

A white label wearable is a band made by one company and sold under another company's brand. With Sensor Bio, a coaching, sleep or wellness app ships its own branded band, reads sleep, heart rate, HRV, SpO2 and activity through mobile SDKs and a REST API, and can add raw multi-wavelength PPG for its own algorithms.

Problems

The real problems, and how the stack solves each one

  • Hardware takes years

    Designing a wearable means sensors, firmware, Bluetooth, batteries, certification and manufacturing before the first user sees a feature.

    How Sensor Bio helpsStart from a finished band and put your brand on it, so your team spends its time on the app experience.

  • Your users' data lives in someone else's app

    Aggregator APIs depend on devices your users already bought, so data access, fields and pricing follow another company's roadmap.

    How Sensor Bio helpsWith your own band, the SDK streams straight into your app and the API returns data per member and per organization.

  • Scores you cannot explain

    Teams building differentiated features need the signal behind a score, not only the score.

    How Sensor Bio helpsRaw green, red and infrared PPG plus accelerometer data let you run and tune your own algorithms.

  • Staying on the right side of wellness rules

    FDA's general wellness policy covers low-risk products that support a healthy lifestyle, which shapes what a consumer health app can claim.[1]

    How Sensor Bio helpsSensor Bio V2 is positioned as a general wellness device, and our team shares claim guidance during launch.

Example build-out

What you could build

Concept: a coral Kindred-branded band, its retail box and a phone app with a sleep score
Concept Fictional brand on the Sensor Bio V2 band. Screen content is illustrative.

Kindred: a coaching app with its own band (Concept)

A sleep and stress coaching app ships a coral Kindred band in branded packaging. The app pairs through the SDK, shows a nightly sleep score and an HRV trend, and coaches see members who need a check-in on a no-code dashboard.

Sensor Bio pieces

  • Branded hardware
  • Mobile SDK
  • REST API
  • Algorithms
  • Remote monitoring dashboard

Data streams

  • Sleep and sleep stages
  • Heart rate and beat-to-beat intervals
  • HRV
  • SpO2 and breathing rate
  • Steps and activity

Example metrics

  • Nightly sleep score
  • HRV trend
  • Recovery and strain scores
  • Daily active minutes
  • Weekly engagement
  1. 1Your branded band
  2. 2Your app (Mobile SDK)
  3. 3Sensor Bio cloud and algorithms
  4. 4REST API
  5. 5Your backend and coach dashboard
Try it

Wearable stack builder

Pick what your product needs and see the Sensor Bio pieces, data streams and a typical integration path.

Loading the wearable stack builder. Example data.
How it works

From first call to live data

  1. Step 1

    Pick your stack

    Choose the pieces you need, from SDK only to the full branded kit.

  2. Step 2

    Brand the band

    Logo, strap color and packaging, with minimums agreed with our team.

  3. Step 3

    Integrate the SDK

    Pair, stream and sync in your iOS and Android app.

  4. Step 4

    Launch and grow

    Use the API and dashboard to support members and add features over time.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is a white label wearable?

It is a wearable built by one company and sold under another company's brand. Sensor Bio builds the band and the data stack; your app puts its name on it.

Can we use only the SDK and our own design later?

Yes. Many teams start with the branded band and SDK and add raw data, algorithms or the dashboard as the product grows.

Which data can our app read?

Sleep and sleep stages, heart rate, HRV, SpO2, breathing rate, scores and activity through the API, plus live streams and optional raw PPG through the SDK.

Is the band a medical device?

No. Sensor Bio V2 is a general wellness device and is not FDA cleared, so products built on it should make wellness claims only.

The infrastructure layer for wearables.

Tell us what you want to build.

Book a demo and we will scope the hardware, the data and the first integration with your team.

Sensor Bio V2 is a general wellness device. It is not FDA cleared and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Example builds are concepts, not customer deployments.