While Fitbits are a favorite option for go-to fitness trackers—they're thin, unobtrusive, and cheap—its app, Google Health, has always had its problems. However, things might be turning around. The Google Health app has finally received an update that lets it send data to Apple Health.
Google Fitbit Air $99.00 at Amazon Shop Now Shop Now $99.00 at AmazonTo start syncing your Fitbit data to Apple Health, you'll first need to update your Google Health app. Open the Apple App Store, go to your updates list, and select Update next to the app. Once you have the latest version downloaded, open the Google Health app, tap "Connections" in the top left, select "Apps and services," and then add Apple Health. If you don't see the syncing option right away, try closing and refreshing the app.
Not all of your data will carry over
Unfortunately, as of this writing, the update isn't perfect: Some users on Reddit have pointed out that certain metrics, like heart rate variability, aren't included in the transfer—or at least, not yet. Time will tell if another update fixes these missing metrics. And if missing HRV stats is a dealbreaker for you, check out the iPhone app Bevel, which can be a decent all-around replacement for the Google Health app.
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