Ivy and your wearable.
- Ivy, AI dietitianMeal plans for your goals, budget and week.
- Fitness trackingSteps, activity, sleep and recovery.
- Fitness coachingRoutines you will actually keep.
- Wearable integrationsApple Health, Google Fit and more.

Wellbeing is not only what happens in your head. Ivy, October’s AI dietitian, helps with nutrition and meal planning. Fitness tracking and coaching connect to the wearables you already own. Clinical assessments show you where you stand, and team challenges turn a step count into a company-wide habit.
Movement, sleep and food shape mood, focus and resilience more than almost anything else at work. Putting them in the same app as mental health makes the whole picture visible to the person who owns it.
Sleep, movement, food and stress shape each other. October puts the wearable, the dietitian, the assessments and the rest tools in one place so the person can see the whole picture, and only ever shares participation, not data, with the organisation.
A sleep app, a step counter, a meditation app and an EAP that never speak to each other. October puts them in one place so a bad sleep week shows up next to the mood it caused.
Validated clinical assessments give a baseline and a way to see change, screening only. Monthly team challenges turn steps and sleep into a leaderboard with Gem rewards, showing participation, never personal data.
These features live in the same private app and contribute to wellbeing reports across groups, without identifying individuals.
Ivy gives nutritional information and meal planning that fits your goals, your budget and your week. Informational by design, so clinical dietary decisions stay with registered professionals.
Here is exactly what stays with the person inside Health & fitness, and what the organisation gets back: de-identified, above a minimum group size, and never a name.
How October keeps the promiseHealth & fitness stands on its own. Connect it with the modules below and the person gets more support, the organisation a clearer view of wellbeing trends, and neither one gives up any privacy.
It is an optional module on October Base. Many organisations add it once the core platform is adopted.
October connects through Apple Health and Google Fit, which cover most wearables, and adds direct integrations over time.
No. Ivy provides nutritional information and meal planning. Clinical dietary decisions remain with registered professionals, and Ivy will say so when a question needs one.
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