Fitbit to Apple Health Sync

Fitbit to Apple Health Sync

Fitbit sync to Apple Health

28K ratings
700 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 18, 2016
  • July 13, 2026

Features

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This app allows you to export your entire Fitbit history to Apple Health, including detailed metrics like steps, weight, workouts, and sleep stages. It offers automatic background syncing and preserves your existing Apple Health data.

Export entire Fitbit history
Automatic background syncing
Syncs steps, weight, workouts
Syncs sleep analysis and stages
Syncs body composition metrics
Preserves Apple Health data
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What's New in Fitbit to Apple Health Sync

3.3.2

July 13, 2026

- iPad Support: Sync your Fitbit data to Apple Health on iPad (requires iPadOS 17+). - Bug fixes

Subscription plans

Yearly

Yearly Subscription

$39.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$69.99

Lifetime

One-time purchase

User reviews

Absolute life saver after Fitbit to Google health transition

I had to get my 10+ years of data out of the ecosystem to get it in to Apple health for my Apple Watch data to compile with. I don't know who is the bad actor, Apple or Google, but the data refuses to talk to each other. I'm not a coder so I can't just write scripts myself to get to formatted. Y'all are a life saver. It's not perfect and some fields don't come over but the description says that upfront as its propriety to Google. I got what I needed to finally walk away. Thanks for circumventing an actively hostile user experience. It took a few days to catch up on all my data because of google's api limits. But it did. Thank you thank you thank you.
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Terrible

Not easy to use and still clueless ! Despite many videos on YouTube to sort

this app doesn’t work.

this app doesn’t work unless you pay, and it doesn’t count your steps or miles, i honestly don’t know what it’s going, cause it doesn’t have a place for miles or steps, when i do push it, it directs me to another app that charges money too? no good app it doesn’t work,

Stopped syncing date and time

The app no longer automatically corrects date and time on my older fitbit. Probably on purpose so I will buy a new device. I won't 🙄😑

Rubbish

Since the app changed it won’t sync properly unless you pay

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Steps/data not syncing correctly

Bug

Sync errors and failures

Bug

Duplicate data in Apple Health

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Automatic background syncing

Feature

Support for more Fitbit data types (sleep, heart rate, etc.)

Feature

Ability to selectively sync data

Feature

FAQ

What does this app do?

This app allows you to export your complete Fitbit history, including detailed metrics like steps, weight, workouts, and sleep stages, directly into your iPhone's Apple Health app. It automates the syncing process to ensure your data is up-to-date.

What kind of data can be synced?

The app can sync a wide range of data, including steps, weight, various workout types (strength training, running, cycling, yoga, etc.), resting heart rate, distance, active and resting energy, dietary energy, sleep analysis (time in bed, time asleep, REM, deep, light, wake), body fat percentage, BMI, lean body mass, flights climbed, and hydration.

Is this app free to use?

The app is free to download and offers in-app purchases. While the core functionality of syncing data is available, specific features or advanced options might require a purchase.

Will this app overwrite my existing Apple Health data?

No, the app is designed not to overwrite any of your existing Apple Health data. Any health information you already have in Apple Health will remain unchanged.

What is the primary use case for this app?

The primary use case is for Fitbit users who want to consolidate all their historical fitness and health data into one central location, Apple Health. This allows for a more comprehensive view of their health trends and compatibility with other health apps that utilize Apple Health data.