Turning wearable data into personalised health insights and training guidance
Heart rate, sleep and stress tracking can leave a gap in understanding musculoskeletal health. Athletes and other active people also need to understand how they move, including imbalances that may contribute to injury risk and limit their ability to stay active.
Jeani combines movement, sleep and training data from existing wearables in a personal health app. It builds a dashboard around each user's goal and sends text-based insights, helping people understand their movement and guide their activity.
What stands out about Jeani
Jeani won $10,000 as graduate runner-up and the $7,500 Dean Yep, Jr. Prize at Duke’s 2026 Startup Showcase.
Jeani’s CEO reported testing the app with roughly 70 elite track athletes, including Duke athletes and Olympians, in May 2026.
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