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.
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4.0.1
September 17, 2026
Fitbit to Apple Health now syncs through your Google account. Fitbit is retiring the service this app used to read your data. In this version you sign in with the Google account your Fitbit is connected to, and syncing continues from there. • Existing users: open the app and tap Login with Google once. Your fields, settings, and sync history carry over; nothing needs to be set up again. • Steps, distance, floors, water, active and dietary energy, weight, body fat, resting heart rate, workouts, sleep, and sleep stages all sync as before. Sleep now includes stages on iOS 16 and later. • Auto-Sync and Sync Entire History work the same way on the new connection. If the app ever shows "Reconnect Google", tap it once and you are back in business.
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Steps/data not syncing correctly
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Automatic background syncing
Support for more Fitbit data types (sleep, heart rate, etc.)
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
