Google has officially discontinued the Google Fit service as of June 30, 2025. Because of this, our apps can no longer sync or share data with Google Fit. If you previously connected your account to Google Fit, that integration is no longer functional.
The good news is that Google recommends Health Connect as the new standard hub for Android health data. Our apps fully support Health Connect for sharing and syncing your nutrition, fitness, and health information.
Why the Change? Google retired the Fit platform globally, so apps are now expected to use Health Connect instead. This transition provides a more modern, private, and reliable way to share data between your favorite health, fitness, and wellness tools.
What You Can Do
- Switch to Health Connect: Install and enable Health Connect on your Android device.
- Reconnect your apps: Open our app, go to App Settings > Apps & Devices > Health Connect, and link it.
- Choose permissions: You can select what data you want our app to read and write, such as steps, workouts, calories, or health records.
Benefits of Health Connect:
- Simple and secure data sharing between apps.
- More control over your privacy and permissions.
- Reliable sync across different health and fitness services.
📌 Tip: If you need setup guidance, please check our Health Connect support article.