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An AlternateApp for fitbit Aria

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‎10-20-2023 06:07

‎10-20-2023 06:07

Hi,

Just wondered if anyone in the community is away of any other app's that talk to the "aria" scales. 

I'm thinking of moving on from my fitbit sense2 and i wondered if there was a way to continue using the aria scales and all the information it produces, and include it in Apple health.

Cheers.

CD

 

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‎10-20-2023 07:48

‎10-20-2023 07:48

Hey, I’ve been looking into this for months. Unfortunately, there are no easy options available.

For the WiFi Aria scales there are projects on Github, which let you intercept the data upload and record it into a local database. Those databases won't sync to Apple Health though. And the projects I have found useful have been mostly abandoned and not updated in a while. I didn't come across solutions for the bluetooth Aria scales.

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‎10-23-2023 01:27

In response to marvinjoa

‎10-23-2023 01:27

Hmmm. Cheers Marvinjoa. Looks like I’ve been stung by fitbit’s walled garden approach to data. Ironic really as I’m an Apple products user! 😂

Thanks for getting back to me.

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