[showerst]

I'd pay a monthly fee for a service that let me create one of these and integrate it with the various workout/personal stats apps/gadgets/services. An app like Moves + a sleep monitor + a workout tracking app + a diet tracker all on one dashboard would be really neat.

[dawson]

We've just enabled third-party app support via our API and have a pretty powerful personal dashboard https://api.howareyou.com/ and https://howareyou.com/ – we're still working on integrating different applications and devices, but using our API, there is no reason why you or any other developer can't add your own.

[hadem]

Very nice documentation! Mind sharing how you are generating your API documentation?

Edit: Looks like it is Swagger.

https://developers.helloreverb.com/swagger/

[dawson]

https://github.com/wordnik/swagger-core

[midko]

fyi, it seems I can't get it to work on Google App Engine (because of Scala dependency I think)

[UberMouse]

You can run Scala on GAE as long as you have the Scala dependencies so that shouldn't be a problem.

[desas]

That looks really nice. The demo and some of the ideas seem to good to be true. I'm not sure my doctor spends her time scanning a social network for status updates to decide who to drop in on.

[dawson]

That's a fair point, however, we're seeing a lot of social engagement from a community care aspect (chronic care / long-term conditions / nurses / mental health etc.)

[anarchitect]

Very impressive - I had no idea that this existed.

[ihumanable]

I recently bought a fitbit, their online dashboard is pretty similar and you get access without a monthly fee. I'm pretty sure you can sign up and try it without getting a fitbit tracker, but the tracker is pretty nifty and it lights up the dashboard with all your info.

[makerops]

I have an aria, not a fitbit, and it's pretty cool. I really really really want integration with mint.com though, then you'd be able to track the fitness goals vs money spent, and come up with an optimized plan for everything.

[Adirael]

I've been using mine for two months and I love it. They have an data API http://dev.fitbit.com/ and said they may open a hardware one too.

[alberts]

I got a flex a month ago and I love it! I don't use the silent alarm feature, because I'm a light sleeper and I wake up when I wake up. The food log is a feature that I thought I won't use, but I am. Wish I also had a heart monitor.

[jaynos]

Does the vibrate wake up feature work well? Do you feel you are able to wake easier? That is pretty much the only feature I care about.

[bckmn]

Been building something like that at http://ontrack.io with a very robust api (http://ontrack.io/api) with ability to input data and export at will.