Watchletic vs Body Scale Sync

Turn your Apple Watch into a connected training companion for running and cycling. Follow structured workouts, connect compatible Bluetooth sensors directly to your watch, and keep the data you need visible during every session. Pair heart-rate monitors, Stryd foot pods, compatible treadmills, cycling power meters and FTMS smart trainers. Available data depends on the device and may include heart rate, pace, distance, power, cadence, speed and battery level. Sync structured workouts from TrainingPeaks, Final Surge, Nolio, Intervals.icu, Trenara, V.O2, StrideOn, Athletica, TrainAsONE and more. Your workouts sync with Apple Health and can be exported as GPX, TCX or FIT files. FEATURES — Structured intervals, warm-ups, cooldowns, recovery sessions and long runs — Direct Bluetooth support for compatible running and cycling sensors — Audio and haptic alerts for splits and targets — Advanced pacing with split options, grade-adjusted pace and Stryd power — Live tracking through a private link for selected friends — Share structured workouts by link or QR code — Export to Strava or as GPX, TCX and FIT files — Always-On display support during workouts — Simple setup with useful defaults WATCHLETIC CLUB Watchletic Club is an optional subscription that adds analytics, training-load insights, estimated thresholds, duration curves, readiness and fitness trends. Built with the community: feature requests are always welcome and often make their way into the app. Terms of Use: https://apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Body Scale Sync moves the readings from the scale you already own into Apple Health, through the Home Assistant instance you already run. No account, no server of ours, nothing collected. SET IT UP ONCE • Point the app at your instance — a local address or a public one. Sign in through Home Assistant, or paste a long-lived token. • Confirm the entities. The app ranks the candidates for each measurement and shows you what it picked before it writes anything. • Then it keeps up. New readings land in Health on their own, and the same reading is never written twice. WHAT IT WRITES Weight always. Body fat, muscle mass and BMI when your scale measures them and Home Assistant exposes them as entities. BRING THE HISTORY The first sync can import what your instance already recorded. It reads Home Assistant's long-term statistics rather than the raw states a recorder keeps for a few days, so it reaches back a year instead of a week. ON THE HOME SCREEN Two widget sizes. The small tile carries the last number; the wide one adds seven days and the composition metrics. Both show how long ago the reading arrived, so a scale that stopped reporting is visible without opening anything. WHAT WENT IN A full list of everything the app wrote into Health, with any entry removable — and a deletion is not undone by the next sync. PRIVACY The app talks to exactly one address: yours. No analytics, no crash reporting, no third-party SDKs. The credential stays in the iOS keychain on the device, and health data never leaves it. REQUIREMENTS A Home Assistant instance you can reach from your iPhone, and a scale whose readings it publishes as entities.