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Export HR/HRV/O2

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‎01-25-2022 14:24

‎01-25-2022 14:24

Data Export only gives sleep, activity and weight. I would like to download the HR/HRV and O2 sat data to share with my doc, but there doesn't appear to be a way to do that. Am I missing something? If not, why isn't that feature available? If it matters, I have a Sense. Thanks.

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‎01-26-2022 02:54

‎01-26-2022 02:54

Hello @Reganks , 

let me try to clarify a bit as the matter is somehow confuse.

Fitbit offers the wellness report that is a Premium feature and that is probably the one you refer to. And I agree it is quite limited even considered that it is a Premium feature.

 

- Second possibility

You can access to your web dashboard and export the data from your Profile setting and have the data in a easy CSV format (so you can open with any spreadsheet application) for a custom dates range. However the data looks limited,similarly, if not identical to the wellness report above.

It is worthy to be noted that the API made available by Fitbit (so developers can use them for their own apps ) are limited to only these values.

 

- Third possibility

You can request a total download of all the data acquired by Fitbit for your profile in your entire account life. This takeout procedure is a bit involuted and will provided all data (including HRV, SpO2 and so on) but in formats that are very raw and require a lot of efforts to be understood and represented in a simple way. My understanding is that Fitbit makes them available only with the purpose to comply to data protections regulations worldwide such as GDPR. 

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