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Talk to your Garmin data from any AI. Pulsai turns your Garmin Connect metrics into a secure, hosted MCP server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini and just ask.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm a runner, and like a lot of Garmin users I had a frustrating routine: my watch collected incredible data — sleep, HRV, training load, body battery — but Garmin Connect just showed it to me. It never answered the questions I actually had: "Why did I feel terrible on Sunday's long run?" "Am I recovered enough to push today?" For a while I was literally taking screenshots of my Garmin stats and pasting them into ChatGPT. It kind of worked, but it was tedious and the AI only ever saw fragments. When MCP (Model Context Protocol) came out, it clicked: instead of copy-pasting data into the AI, I could give the AI direct, secure access to my data. So I built Pulsai — a hosted MCP server for your Garmin Connect data. You connect once, and then Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini can analyze your real training, sleep and recovery whenever you ask. The approach evolved a lot along the way. My first version was [a script just for myself / a local tool — cuenta tu versión real]. Two things changed the direction:
Zero setup became the whole point. Runners aren't going to run a local server or touch a terminal. Making it fully hosted — connect and go — was the difference between a dev toy and a real product. Privacy went from afterthought to core feature. This is health data. "Your data is never used to train models, and you can delete everything with one click.
Would love your feedback — especially from fellow Garmin nerds. What's the first question you'd ask an AI about your own body? I'll be around all day answering comments 🏃♂️
How does the hosted MCP server actually stay secure when I'm piping Garmin health data through third party AI like ChatGPT, and is my raw data stored anywhere or just passed through?
the MCP server approach is smart instead of forcing yet another app, just hooking into whatever assistant you already use feels like the right call. clean idea, well scoped.
How does Pulsai handle the privacy of historical Garmin data when it's stored on your servers, and can I delete everything permanently if I cancel?
the fact that you let me plug my Garmin into Claude without a custom pipeline is genuinely useful, and the MCP server setup feels really polished for a v1.
Curious how the MCP server stays in sync if I don't have Garmin Connect open in the background, and whether there is any lag when I ask something like my weekly training load right after a ride?
finally someone bridged garmin connect to the ai assistants i already use. the mcp server approach feels like the right call instead of yet another standalone app.
How does this handle historical data imports from Garmin Connect, and is the MCP server read-only or can it write workouts back too?
Finally a clean way to actually use all that Garmin data beyond pretty graphs. Love that it just plugs into the AI tools I already use.
Hooked it up to Claude and asked about my sleep trends, the response pulled actual Garmin data and explained patterns I hadn't noticed. Wish I'd had this sooner for training plan adjustments.
About pulsai on Product Hunt
“Talk to your Garmin data from any AI. ”
pulsai was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 10 upvotes and 19 comments, placing #47 on the daily leaderboard. Talk to your Garmin data from any AI. Pulsai turns your Garmin Connect metrics into a secure, hosted MCP server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini and just ask.
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Juan Urquiza
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm a runner, and like a lot of Garmin users I had a frustrating routine: my watch collected incredible data — sleep, HRV, training load, body battery — but Garmin Connect just showed it to me. It never answered the questions I actually had: "Why did I feel terrible on Sunday's long run?" "Am I recovered enough to push today?"
For a while I was literally taking screenshots of my Garmin stats and pasting them into ChatGPT. It kind of worked, but it was tedious and the AI only ever saw fragments.
When MCP (Model Context Protocol) came out, it clicked: instead of copy-pasting data into the AI, I could give the AI direct, secure access to my data. So I built Pulsai — a hosted MCP server for your Garmin Connect data. You connect once, and then Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini can analyze your real training, sleep and recovery whenever you ask.
The approach evolved a lot along the way. My first version was [a script just for myself / a local tool — cuenta tu versión real]. Two things changed the direction:
Zero setup became the whole point. Runners aren't going to run a local server or touch a terminal. Making it fully hosted — connect and go — was the difference between a dev toy and a real product.
Privacy went from afterthought to core feature. This is health data. "Your data is never used to train models, and you can delete everything with one click.
Would love your feedback — especially from fellow Garmin nerds. What's the first question you'd ask an AI about your own body? I'll be around all day answering comments 🏃♂️