Wearable Electronic User
- Pay: $70 / hour
- Contract: Contract
- Who can apply: Open worldwide
- Posted Oct 27, 2026
In short
You would share past health and activity records from a wearable you already own, such as a smartwatch or fitness ring, to help train future AI systems. It is a single job, not a long-term position, so you do the work once per device. It may suit you if you already track your sleep, steps, or heart rate and want a short paid task with no AI background needed.
What you will do
- Download your older health records from your wearable's app or online account.
- Sort the files following the project's instructions on sleep, activity, or heart rate data.
- Change your device or app to English before downloading if your records are in another language.
- Pack the files into one ZIP archive and send it through an online form.
- Note which device you use and for how long you tracked it without breaks.
What you need to apply
- You use a device from Oura, WHOOP, Garmin, Samsung Galaxy Watch or Samsung Health, Fitbit or Pixel Watch, or Apple Watch.
- You have at least 18 months of recorded data, with no break longer than 6 weeks.
- Your data was recorded within the last 6 months.
- Your records include at least two of these: sleep, activity, or heart rate.
- You can log in to your own device account, upload a ZIP file online, and provide your data in English.
Who can apply
People from anywhere in the world may apply, since no country restriction is stated. The job details ask for a minimum of 1.5 years of experience.
My tip
Before you export anything, check that your history has no gap longer than 6 weeks, so your data passes the quality check the first time. We suggest you also confirm your records are in English.