Fever Alert
Send a notification when your temperature goes above 37.5°C.
Your body temperature readings, logged from a connected thermometer or wearable.
Your body temperature readings, logged from a connected thermometer or wearable.
Unit: °C
Get notified of elevated readings, build a wellness log during illness, and track how temperature changes through recovery.
HC Webhook sends body temperature readings to any webhook — here are ideas to get you started.
Send a notification when your temperature goes above 37.5°C.
Append each reading to a Google Sheet to track how your temperature changes over days of illness.
Log temperature in Notion with timestamps so you can see when your fever broke.
Show your latest temperature on a Home Assistant dashboard alongside other health metrics.
Log temperature after intense workouts to monitor for heat stress patterns.
Chart temperature alongside heart rate and SpO2 in Grafana during illness periods.
HC Webhook posts a JSON object containing a body_temperature array to your endpoint on every sync.
{
"timestamp": "2026-04-15T08:00:00Z",
"body_temperature": [
{ "celsius": 36.8, "time": "2026-04-15T08:00:00Z" }
]
}Google Health Connect stores your body temperature data from compatible apps (Samsung Health, Fitbit, Garmin, and more). HC Webhook reads that data on a schedule you set and forwards it as JSON to any URL you add — n8n, Home Assistant, Zapier, or your own API.
Install HC Webhook and grant Health Connect permission for Body Temperature.
Paste your webhook URL — Home Assistant, n8n, Zapier, or any endpoint.
Set your sync schedule. Body Temperature readings arrive automatically, every time.
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