Tredict
APIAPI for accessing and managing sports activities & health data
Overview
RESTful API enabling developers to retrieve and modify sports activities (running, cycling, etc.) and health metrics like heart rate or sleep logs. Key endpoints include GET /activities for fetching user entries, POST /activities for creating new ones, and health data access routes. Responses are JSON-formatted. Ideal use cases: integrating activity tracking into fitness apps, building personalized training dashboards, syncing workout logs across platforms, or developing custom health monitoring tools for athletes.
Example Integration (JavaScript)
fetch('https://www.tredict.com/blog/oauth_docs/')
.then(res => res.json())
.then(data => console.log(data))
.catch(err => console.error(err)); Key Features
- RESTful architecture
- JSON response format
- OAuth 2.0 authentication
- CRUD operations for activities
- Health data integration (heart rate, sleep)
Frequently Asked Questions
? Is Tredict API free to use?
It offers a freemium model—free tier with basic access and paid plans for advanced features like higher rate limits or expanded data access.
? Does it require an API Key?
No, it uses OAuth 2.0 authentication instead of static API keys to enable secure, user-authorized access to their data.
? What is the response format?
All API responses are in JSON format, which is widely supported and easy to parse for most programming languages.
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Tool Info
Pros
- ⊕ Supports read/write operations for activities & health data
- ⊕ Secure OAuth 2.0 flow
- ⊕ Covers diverse sports activity types
- ⊕ Well-documented authentication process
Cons
- ⊖ Requires OAuth setup (additional integration steps)
- ⊖ Rate limits apply to free tiers
- ⊖ Limited to sports & fitness use cases