Terms & website use

An educational resource

WearAPI.com provides articles, integration guidance, and illustrative examples for developers and product teams. The site does not operate a connected wearable API, process health records through its examples, or provide an account-based service.

Use the material as a starting point for your own design and verification. Platform behavior, availability, and access requirements can change. Before using a provider in a product, consult its current official documentation and the terms that apply to your actual integration.

Using examples and guidance

Code and JSON examples demonstrate a limited concept. They are not a complete production implementation and do not establish compatibility with a device or platform. Evaluate input validation, permission handling, error recovery, credential storage, and device behavior in the context of the application you build.

Articles may discuss fitness-related signals and data interpretation. The content does not provide a medical diagnosis or an individual treatment recommendation. A data field or chart should not be treated as evidence of a clinical capability without appropriate support for the actual product and use case.

Third-party references

References to manufacturers, standards, and platforms identify the subject of an explanation. They do not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or a partnership with WearAPI.com. External services control their own documentation, access, availability, and policies.

Questions and corrections

To report an error, include the relevant page and supporting context in an email to [email protected]. The editorial approach explains how the site distinguishes examples, recommendations, and documented capabilities.