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With the growing volume of wearable data—ranging from heart rate and sleep patterns to activity levels and stress indicators—users often face the challenge of making sense of it all. Fitrockr’s new correlation charts aim to bridge that gap by visually connecting metrics, allowing users to uncover meaningful patterns that were previously difficult to detect.

Fitrockr has taken a significant step forward in digital health innovation by introducing support for electrocardiogram (ECG) data within its platform. This new feature enhances the company’s mission to provide comprehensive, real-time health insights through wearable technology.

Fitrockr has expanded its research and healthcare platform with a dedicated Food Tracking & Nutrition Analysis module. This feature is designed specifically for clinical studies, corporate health programs, and professional coaching, bridging the gap between subjective dietary reporting and objective physiological data.

Fitrockr and Garmin Health will exhibit at VITALIS 2026 – the largest Nordic event for healthcare innovation and digital health that brings together healthcare leaders, policymakers, researchers, tech companies, and startups.

Good news for Garmin users: the Fitrockr app and the Garmin Connect app can now be installed on the same smartphone without risking data loss.

From March 3–5, 2026, the Fitrockr team attended the health.tech Global Summit 2026 in Basel, one of Europe’s fastest-growing conferences for digital health and medical technology.

Fitrockr has introduced the Data Availability Dashboard, a powerful new tool designed to give researchers and project managers instant visibility into participant data coverage.

In a major stride toward holistic health tracking, Fitrockr is excited to announce support for self-reported health data — a powerful new feature that enables users to log critical health indicators directly within the app.

We’re excited to introduce a powerful new capability for administrators: public links. This feature allows admins to securely share specific sets of data with external stakeholders — without requiring them to log in.

Fitrockr and Garmin support innovate research through grant programs that provide the tools to conduct health data research studies based on wearable data.