The gap
The data layer is already on the wrist. The explanation layer is missing.
Yura turns the stream from wearables into a clear reason, a next step, and a clean handoff when the signal matters.
Your body knows first.
Yura reads wearable data for early health changes, family signals, and clinical context. No logging. No dashboard.
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Spot the change early.
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Quiet eyes on the people you love.
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Make research easier to act on.
YuraToday
Tuesday
Early signal
14 rhythm episodes this week.
Worth sharing with a doctor.
Rhythm
14 events
Sleep
Broken
Share
Ready
Seven days
Your wearable becomes a memory for your body.
Yura layers rhythm, sleep, temperature, oxygen, and movement into one readable history. Up to two years of compacted trends can stay useful without turning the app into a giant chart archive.
47 days
baseline learned
2 years
compact memory
6 streams
one readable signal
Ask mode
14 rhythm events
Seven days of watch data becomes a clean pattern you can understand and share.
Weekly events14 total
Mon1
Tue2
Wed0
Thu5
Fri1
Sat3
Sun2
Care summary
Irregular rhythm episodes increased this week.
When did it start?What changed before it?What should I ask next?
Ask follow-up questions for yourself, your family, or a clinician.
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Wearable data should be explainable.
A short external explainer on wearable health research, paired with Yura's patient-friendly layer.
Selected layer
Watch the signal
Yura translation
Wearables collect the small changes people usually miss.
Yura
Quiet intelligence for your body.
Watch. Ask. Share.
How it works
Wear what you already wear. We read the change.
Apple HealthGoogle FitOuraWhoopGarminFitbit
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Connect once
Apple Health, Google Fit, Oura, Whoop, Garmin, Fitbit, or phone sensors.
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Build your baseline
Yura learns what normal looks like for your body, not an average body.
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Detect the change
Rhythm drift, sleep disruption, stress load, recovery drops, medication response, and trial eligibility surface as patterns.
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Send the right next step
A plain note, a family ping, a doctor-share export, or an opt-in research match.
What it catches
The body changes before the appointment.
You drank Tuesday. Your sleep hasn't recovered.
Resting heart rate climbing four days running. Slow down.
Your stress pattern matches the week before you got sick last quarter.
Sleep this week was the best in two months.
Recovery is low and your calendar tomorrow is full. Move what you can.
YuraToday
Tuesday
Early signal
We've seen 14 irregular rhythm episodes this week.
Worth showing a doctor. Tap to share a clean export.
Rhythm
14 events
Sleep
Broken
Share
Ready
Family + Clinical Context
Care for your people. Bring the signal to care.
Families choose what to share. Doctor-ready summaries and clinical study context stay clear, limited, and opt-in.
Sleep
Weekend dips
Rhythm
Climbing
Movement
Stalled
Next note
Tonight
Clinical study matching
Yura can show when a pattern may fit a study protocol, then keep the decision fully opt-in.
Doctor-ready exports
Turn noisy wearable history into a short, readable timeline for a clinician conversation.
Research consent packet
If a study is relevant, Yura can explain what data is requested and what remains private.
Family handoff
Share the signal, not the whole body feed. Every family view stays limited and visible.
What it watches
Signals people can actually use.
Cardiovascular
Heart and rhythm changes compared with a personal baseline.
Metabolic & endocrine
Longer patterns where sleep, heart rate, recovery, and activity move together.
Respiratory & illness
Signals that can show breathing disruption or the body fighting something early.
Neurological & movement
Movement, gait, sleep, and autonomic patterns that are being studied in neurological care.
Stress & mental health
Autonomic and sleep-timing patterns that explain when someone is under load.
Behavior & substance
Private, nonjudgmental patterns that show what alcohol, nicotine, sleep debt, caffeine load, and overtraining may be costing the body over days and weeks.
Alcohol recovery costREM suppressionNicotine-like HR spikesCaffeine load
Inflammatory & women's health
Emerging wearable research for IBD flares, autoimmune fatigue, cycle changes, pregnancy physiology, treatment recovery, and longer-term symptom drift.
IBD flare researchAutoimmune fatigue patternsOvulation and cycle trackingPregnancy physiology changes
Daily use
One clear note. The right next action.
Connect what you already wear.
Watch, ring, band, or phone. Yura pulls from the sensors you already trust.
Read the long pattern.
Sleep, strain, stress, rhythm, recovery, movement, and context are translated together.
Act before it gets loud.
One clear note, a useful next step, and a path to share evidence when it matters.