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Four devices. One honest answer.

Oura says 5 hours, your Watch says 7, WHOOP and Garmin disagree on recovery. Sage + Stone reconciles every device into one timeline and shows exactly where they conflict — so you trust the trend, not a single number.

8 wearables + labs
reconciled into one timeline · you own your data
Device checkLast night · 4 sources
23% apart
sleep gap
Oura
5h 12
Watch
7h 01
WHOOP
62%
✦ Your Watch over-counts light sleep — trust the Oura+WHOOP trend. Informational, not medical advice.
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Three devices, three different truths

Apple Health stacks your devices in a list. It never tells you when they disagree.

Aggregation isn't reconciliation. Sage + Stone flags when two devices report meaningfully different numbers for the same metric, reads across all of them for patterns no single device can produce, and coaches on the combined picture — including the non-Apple devices Apple Health barely touches. Informational only, not medical advice.

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Every device, one timeline

Apple Health, Oura, Garmin, WHOOP, Polar, Suunto, Strava, Samsung & Google Fit — plus CGM and FHIR lab records — unified via Open Wearables.

Cross-device reconciliation

The thing no one else does: when your devices disagree on a metric, Sage + Stone shows you both readings and how far apart they are — so you trust the trend.

Cross-signal AI insights

Correlate HRV with glucose, sleep with training load, recovery with stress — insights that only exist once your devices are in one place.

Early-warning across devices

Baseline drift in resting HR, temperature or HRV — caught across all your devices, days before you'd notice. Informational, not a diagnosis.

Available on iOS

Stop guessing which device is right. Free to start.

Connect all your wearables and labs, see them reconciled in one timeline with your first AI insight free. Upgrade to Pro for cross-signal coaching + early-warning.

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Sage + Stone surfaces insights; it doesn't provide medical advice. Talk to your doctor.