Fitbit Data Can Now Sync Directly With Apple Health
Google Health now sends Fitbit workouts, sleep, steps, and vitals to Apple Health, removing the need for third-party syncing apps. The post Fitbit Data Can Now Sync Directly With Apple Health appeared first on TechRepublic .
Google Health has introduced a new feature allowing direct syncing of Fitbit workouts, sleep, steps, and vitals with Apple Health. This eliminates the need for third-party syncing apps, as users can now send exercise, sleep, steps, vitals, and other wellness data from their Fitbit to Apple's health platform. The update, version 5.05, makes it possible for iPhone users with Fitbit devices to compare their activity data alongside information captured by an Apple Watch or other HealthKit-compatible apps.
The feature is accessible by navigating to the profile, selecting Partner apps, and choosing Apple Health. Users should review each data category before enabling access, as heart rate variability (HRV) may not currently sync. Google has not confirmed this limitation. This development eliminates the fragmentation of fitness data across different platforms, making it easier for Fitbit users on iPhone to keep their workouts and wellness data in one place.
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