# Technology overview

Thryve's service consists of 5 main building blocks:

1. **SDKs** for native (Android & iOS) and cross-platform (Flutter & React Native) enable you to integrate Thryve with any mobile application. Functionalities to enable your users to connect their wearables allow you to get first data in a matter of minutes from web data sources and native data sources, with the SDK taking care of everything.
2. The **data warehouse** stores all your users’ data from all data sources in the highest granularity possible in a harmonized data format. Mechanisms for data privacy make sure only the data that you really need is stored, helping you to achieve maximum compliance for your (medical) applications. All user data is linked to a fully pseudonymized Thryve user token, giving Thryve no information on who your user is.
3. When new data is flowing in, the **analytics platform** calculates relevant scores and biomarkers based on state-of-the-art medical research in real-time. We strive to have as much data available as possible for a user and often enrich data by deriving information that is not directly provided by the data sources and devices.
4. **Webhook notifications** keep your backend informed when users connect or disconnect their data sources as well as inform you about new or updated epoch and daily data. This allows you to draw data effiently from our data warehouse.
5. The **Wearable API** allows you to access all data stored in our data warehouse for your users. By specifying the timeframes, data sources, and data types you are interested in, you can access data without any clutter, allowing you to directly understand your users' fitness and health and build great, digital experiences.


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