Your ring’s data, next to the rest of your day
Oura does a lot of work to turn a night’s raw signal into sleep, readiness and activity scores, and that daily summary is genuinely useful on its own.
DayDash’s job is to put those scores on the same timeline as everything else you track — your calendar, your spending, your screen time, the weather where you live — so you can look at them together rather than one app at a time.
Questions people explore with this
- How do my readiness contributors move together across a month?
- What does my sleep efficiency look like alongside my late-evening schedule?
- Does my HRV trend track my training load?
- How does my body temperature deviation move over a season?
Full V2 API coverage
DayDash syncs against Oura’s V2 API — daily summaries, detailed sleep periods, workouts, sessions and tags — and backfills your history, so your charts have something to show from the day you connect rather than starting from zero.




