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Dev tools · October 11, 2025

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Aidlab – Health Data for Devs

Hey HN! I'm Jakub, and together with my co-founders Agnieszka and Nathan, we built Aidlab, a wearable that gives developers gold-standard physiological data. Unlike health trackers with locked-down APIs, Aidlab ships with a free SDK [1] across 6+ platforms so you can just pip install aidlabsdk or flutter pub add aidlab_sdk or whatever platform (even Unity), and start streaming raw health data and events in real time with simple didReceive*(timestamp, value) callbacks. Currently, we are exposing 13 data types including raw ECG, cough/snoring, motion, raw respiration, skin temperature,…

Aidlab – Health Data for Devs launched on October 11, 2025 with 59 votes, #389 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

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Aidlab is a chest-mounted wearable that provides developers with access to physiological data through free SDKs across six or more platforms including Python, Flutter, and Unity. It streams 13 types of raw data including ECG, respiration, and motion, plus 20 high-level metrics like stress and readiness via simple callbacks. Designed for developers who need medical-grade biometric measurements rather than consumer fitness tracking, Aidlab offers open APIs instead of locked-down interfaces.

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Hey HN! I'm Jakub, and together with my co-founders Agnieszka and Nathan, we built Aidlab, a wearable that gives developers gold-standard physiological data. Unlike health trackers with locked-down APIs, Aidlab ships with a free SDK [1] across 6+ platforms so you can just pip install aidlabsdk or flutter pub add…

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