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Fitbit Surge data in Endomondo

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‎10-01-2015 05:42

‎10-01-2015 05:42

Did anybody find some workaround how to get Fitbit Surge data into Endomondo (MyFitnessPal, Under Armour Record)?

So far Fitbit did not release anything but steps. Then few months ago sleep data was added. But I bought Surge so I could run/bike without phone... unfortunately I did not go deep enough into research and as it turns out- data is not synchronizing. So I should find some workaround to import all activities (including heart rate data) in Endomondo or sell my Surge and get something that works with Endomondo like Garmin or Beurer.

In case this is seen by Fitbit moderators- do you have any information when Fitbit is going to open access to all Fitbit data for Endomondo? And don't tell me that problem is on Endomondo side. It's not true. Your API is not sharing this information with any other platform. Including Apple Health. Even Beurer (which I believe is way behind Fitbit) has no problems to share data and everything syncs very well.

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‎10-01-2015 05:51

‎10-01-2015 05:51

I used Endomondo myselves when I bought my Surge and became aware of the same thing.

 

I than switched to Strava. Tha Strava integration transfers just the way you describe - activity/ exercise information including all activity information that normally are included in a tcx-file.

 

I haven't been looking back...

 

(Must admit I use Endomondo just to get the audible coaching when I run, albeit I use my Fitbit-Strava integration to transfer activity information to my Strava log when coming back home. Not paying much attantion to some small discrepancies from time to time)

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