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Female Health Data access on API

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‎08-09-2020 12:47

‎08-09-2020 12:47

I saw that the period tracking data was added to the manual data export, but it would be really great if it was included in the API too! 

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‎10-09-2020 01:58

‎10-09-2020 01:58

I was really surprised that this data is not available in API. I wanted to create custom charts for my own use ;/

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‎01-03-2021 13:21

‎01-03-2021 13:21

I just sent a message via the web-api support form asking for clarification on this. I searched the web api documentation and the Swagger UI of the api and haven't found anything.

 

As a woman that works in tech, I feel frustrated by this. I guess the devs just assumed that no woman would ever be using their API or something? 

 

Shame on Fitbit.

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‎01-03-2021 13:30

In response to SunsetRunner

‎01-03-2021 13:30

I've posted in the Web API Development board about this. Hopefully, someone will be able to clarify.

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