Ultrahuman Ring Integration | Sync Ultrahuman Ring with Foodzilla
The Ultrahuman Ring AIR records sleep, movement and recovery, and the Ultrahuman app writes sleep, steps, active calories and workouts to Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android. Foodzilla picks that up as soon as a client turns on the sync from the Health tab, and it shows the data beside their food diary. Meals logged in Foodzilla are written back, so the client's health hub stays complete.
Integration Features
Ultrahuman Ring data beside the food diary
Foodzilla reads sleep, steps, active calories burned and workouts from Apple Health or Health Connect every time the client opens the Health tab. The data shows on the same day as what they ate, so energy in and energy out sit side by side.
Meals go back the other way
When a client logs a meal in Foodzilla, the energy and nutrients are written to Apple Health or Health Connect as a nutrition record. The Ultrahuman app and any other app allowed to read nutrition data can show what they ate without a second entry.
Everything lands on your coach dashboard
Synced Ultrahuman Ring data reaches the client's profile on the web platform the same way manually logged data does. Workouts go in the exercise log, sleep on their sleep chart, calories burned into the daily energy balance and steps into their daily activity, and all of it feeds the nutrition reports.
How to Connect
Start a free 10-day Foodzilla trial and invite your client to the mobile app, or to your white label app.
In the Ultrahuman app, turn on sharing with Apple Health (iPhone) or Health Connect (Android).
In the Foodzilla app, open the Health tab and allow the connection when asked. Health Connect is built into Android 14 and newer, and is a free download from Google Play on Android 9 to 13.
Each time the client opens the Health tab, Foodzilla pulls the latest sleep, steps, active calories burned and workouts and writes back the meals they have logged.
Open the client's profile on the web platform to see the synced data beside their food diary and in their reports.