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I was wondering about an iOS BatterySync Widget/App

‎08-20-2023 17:38

‎08-20-2023 17:38

Could something like this be made, I have limited experience in making web apps and recently my girlfriend gifted me an inspire 2 and I was wondering what I can do more with it.batteryfitbit.png

 

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‎08-21-2023 12:02

‎08-21-2023 12:02

Hi @hamitozturk 

It's not necessary to post your question in the forums and through the Web API Help page.   We answer questions in both locations regularly.

As I mentioned before, Fitbit does not offer a SDK for the Inspire devices or other trackers. The SDK is only available for the smart watches (i.e. Versa and Sense family). The Web API's Get Devices endpoint, https://dev.fitbit.com/build/reference/web-api/devices/get-devices/#Response, can provide you with the battery status. You can populate this information into a 3rd party application for iOS, but on the device itself.

Gordon

Gordon Crenshaw
Senior Technical Solutions Consultant
Fitbit Partner Engineering & Web API Support | Google
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