Workout Import
If you own an Apple Watch and use built-in Apple Watch app to track your workouts, such as running and walking, you can get these workouts imported into MyNetDiary or PlateAI automatically.
As workouts recorded with Apple's app are automatically loaded into the Health App on your iPhone, all you need to do is enable import of workouts from the Health App to our apps.
Go to the Me tab - Apps & Devices - Apple Health to turn on sync, and when prompted, turn on the desired data types, most importantly - allow import of workout data. If you don't get prompted, go to the Health App, then to Source, locate MyNetDiary or PlateAI, and allow the data types you want, making sure to select import of workouts.
Please note that our apps import workouts for the 7 days.
Apple Watch can record workouts without the iPhone nearby and send them to the Health App when connected. Currently, Apple Watch won't be sending distance, also accuracy will be reduced as it needs to be connected to the iPhone during a workout to use its GPS.
If Apple Watch workouts don't show up in your app, please see Troubleshooting Health App Workout Import support article for detailed, step-by-step troubleshooting instructions.
Steps Sync
For steps import, MyNetDiary and PlateAI can be connected to the iOS Health app. iOS Health collects information from the phone itself, Apple Watch, and other third-party step trackers. iOS Health then intelligently analyzes all this information, removes duplicated steps (for example, same steps counted by both your phone and watch), and provides a consolidated, cleaned-up, accurate step count to MyNetDiary and PlateAI. So, if you have allowed the app to read your step data from iOS Health, all information from your watch will be properly and accurately accounted for.