Wearables & TrackingFeatured Study
Gadgetbridge
Free and cloudless replacement for proprietary wearable apps. Supports Pebble, Mi Band, Amazfit, Garmin, and 50+ more devices.
by FreeyourgadgetJava4,455 stars600 forks
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Open source repositories for longevity projects
Curated tools for longevity clinics and healthspan apps. Wearable integrations, aging clocks, AI drug discovery, and clinical management systems. Contributors welcome.
Vol. 012026 Edition
Research Index
Research Domains
Open-source tools organized by use case for longevity clinics and apps
Selected References
Selected Repositories
Most popular open-source tools for longevity clinics and apps
InfrastructureRef. 01
LangGraph
Build resilient language agents as graphs. Orchestrate multi-step LLM workflows with state management and human-in-the-loop.
langchain-aiPython23,731 stars3200 forks
Wearables & TrackingRef. 02
ActivityWatch
Free and open-source automated time tracker. Cross-platform, extensible, and privacy-focused productivity monitoring.
ActivityWatchPython16,519 stars815 forks
Wearables & TrackingRef. 03
Gadgetbridge
Free and cloudless replacement for proprietary wearable apps. Supports Pebble, Mi Band, Amazfit, Garmin, and 50+ more devices.
FreeyourgadgetJava4,455 stars600 forks
Wearables & TrackingRef. 04
Timeliner
All your digital life on a single timeline, stored locally. Aggregate data from social media, photos, location history, and more.
mholtGo3,554 stars115 forks
Wearables & TrackingRef. 05
Garmin Grafana
Sync Garmin Connect health data to InfluxDB and visualize with Grafana dashboards. Complete pipeline for wearable analytics.
arpanghosh8453Python2,566 stars180 forks
InfrastructureRef. 06
PI Framework
Minimal, opinionated coding agent framework. Unified LLM API, terminal UI, and web libraries. Built for observability and user control.
badlogicTypeScript2,236 stars80 forks
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