We start planning where your wearable stops tracking
Wearables track; 360Me fuels🔥 Snap your meals, and 360Me analyzes them—using your wearable data (eg sleep/activity) to deliver personalized macro & micronutrient insights for peak performance. Incl 4 expert consults/yr, an incredible deal vs. competitors
✨ “Data, data everywhere—but not an insight in sight.” That’s the frustration we kept hearing—and living. We have wearables and trackers feeding us metrics 24/7, yet when it comes to what to actually do with that data… it’s crickets. So we built 360Me to bridge the gap between raw data and real action. ✅ Syncs with Oura, Apple Health & more to centralize your data ✅ Powered by AI to translate data into personalized, science-backed guidance—connecting the dots between nutrition, mental wellbe
I’ve been using 360Me for a few weeks now and having previously used Apple Health, Garmin Connect, Oura, and a nutrition app to track my health information. It was cumbersome and disparate. 360Me has brought it all into a single app for me and I’m excited about this new release to make nutrition tracking even easier!
I have been using for a few months now and I love the insights I am getting. Not just for weight but overall health and wellbeing. I am really able to adjust my day to day activities to tailor to my metrics. I am appreciative of this app and all its incorporations. I am looking forward to more .
Looks interesting. @avr_c & team! Can't wait to try it out.
I am loving 360me. It's the perfect bridge between full on personal coaching and nutritionist support (who has time for all those meetings) and trying to DIY it (which I am not great at, I have been at the same plateau point for years). It's a big deal to save time with food snaps instead of constantly tracking everything you eat and I love that the app pulls all of my health data into one dash so I can actually use the info to get stronger and healthier without having to rely on my own tracking
A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.
Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.
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