12-11-2024 00:58
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12-11-2024 00:58
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Hello guys this is my first time developing an app that gets data from a smart watch , i was wondering if it is possible using Kotlin Multiplatform to get data from the watch for both android and ios devices ,because i read that some features of fitbit are not functioning fully on ios . I want to get data like movement ,steps and heart rate and then showcase them to my app in real time for further analysis is this possible using fitbit .
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12-12-2024 11:56
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12-12-2024 11:56
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Hi @gioanni
The Web API is platform agnostic. As long as you have an OAuth2 library for the programming language and platform you're using, it should work.
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Fitbit Partner Engineering & Web API Support | Google
12-17-2024 03:05
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Hi! Yes, you can use Kotlin Multiplatform to build an app for both Android and iOS, but Fitbit’s features (like steps, heart rate, etc.) may vary across platforms. Fitbit’s Web API is useful for accessing data, though real-time updates might depend on sync frequency. You’ll need platform-specific code for SDK integration. Good luck! 😊

