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Stop Carrot trying to connect to my iPhone health app and force Fitbit

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‎12-07-2018 11:07

‎12-07-2018 11:07

The recent upgrade to Carrot has caused my app to look for the iPhone health app as well as my fitbit.

 

This meant earlier in the week it did not collect stats for the day as was looking for the iPhone and I do not always have my phone with me. 

 

How can I prevent carrot from ever looking for iPhone healthkit and force it to always sync from FitBit?

How can I go back to a previous day and correct the stat by having carrot read from my fitbit?

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‎12-07-2018 11:14

‎12-07-2018 11:14

Hi @slaebornich. You ask, “How can I prevent carrot from ever looking for iPhone healthkit and force it to always sync from FitBit?”

 

This is a question for carrot. Fitbit allows third party app developers to work with theFitbit app but Fitbit does not support them. You have to go directly to the third party developer ... in this case, carrot. 

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