11-03-2015 06:38
11-03-2015 06:38
Answered! Go to the Best Answer.
01-10-2016 08:14
01-10-2016 08:14
01-10-2016 08:20
01-10-2016 08:20
In your opinion perhaps. As I said, it works perfectly for what I sync, and has done so for the length of time I have used it, so to state that it does not work in general is simply wrong.
It doesn't work for your sync needs, it does for mine. There are many alternatives and you are free to use or not use whichever ones you wish.
There are funner things to be doing than arguing over a $2.99 app on a Sunday though, so enjoy the rest of your day before it turns into Monday morning!
01-10-2016 08:33
01-10-2016 08:33
Thanks a lot everybody! I will try it.
Do you know if it syncs the Fitbit Aria data as well?
Ciao,
Daniela
01-10-2016 08:45
01-10-2016 08:45
"Sync Solver" does and "Heakth Sync for Fitbit" appears to as well. I imagine most of them will as they all work in roughly the same fashion by connecting to the Fitbit website and then downloading the data to your phone and adding it to Apple Health.
One thing to be aware of though is that some of them can only Sync one data point per day (Sync Solver can only do this). That's fine for things like weight and steps and so on, but may not work so well for other readings such as heart rate.
For the apps to read all the data Fitbit stores on their servers they have to be granted "Partner" status by Fitbit, but I don't know which apps, if any, have this. I doubt Fitbit are in any hurry to grant any of them Partner permissions as Fitbit want to control all the data you upload so they can charge for their Premium access plan.
01-10-2016 13:08
01-10-2016 13:08
So, instead of utilizing a central location to distribute the data, FitBit expects each and every app to apply for status as a "partner". Seems a little complicated to me.
01-10-2016 13:45
01-11-2016 01:05
01-11-2016 01:05
Hello to you all,
I accidentally found a workaround. I connected Fitbit with MyFitnessPal and MyFitnessPal with Health.
It not sync everything, what I noticed now, at first glimpse, is Steps and Distance. Weight and BodyFat I noticed it does not sync.
But maybe there are other apps that connect with Fitbit and Health and can put the data from one to another, I saw that Fitbit has a list of compatible apps, https://www.fitbit.com/partnership, maybe one can manage to transfer more data from Fitbit to Health.
Ionut
01-11-2016 06:10
01-11-2016 06:10
01-11-2016 21:12
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01-12-2016 18:39 - edited 01-12-2016 18:42
01-12-2016 18:39 - edited 01-12-2016 18:42
No more fitbit for me, for this very feature.
01-12-2016 18:40
01-12-2016 18:40
ONLY use Sync Solver for fitbit if you DONT have a fitbit device. It will overwrite any steps your device records.
I actually am completely flummoxed that they even released the app like that, it's patently absurd.
01-17-2016 14:58
01-17-2016 14:58
I bought the fitbit to use it with Apples Health App, so I'll probably be returning this and getting the Nike Fuel instead. The fitbit app is just not good.
01-20-2016 02:24
01-20-2016 02:24
01-21-2016 20:25
01-21-2016 20:25
01-23-2016 05:35
01-23-2016 05:35
01-23-2016 05:51
01-23-2016 05:51
I recently switched from the Aria to the Withings scale too because of Fitbit's inability to share my data with Apple Health or Google Fit. I like the Aria, but I will no longer recommend one to someone as Fitbit have show no interest in playing nicely with the open APIs on Android and Apple phones. Rather than embracing user choice, they've decided to be greedy with the data they are collecting from me and lock it up in their servers.
01-23-2016 06:06
01-23-2016 06:06
Thanks a lot all!!
I used sync solver and apparently did manage to sync the fitbit data!!
Especially the data fom Fitbit Aria is synced as well, which I was most interested.
I lost my fitbit Charge HR.
I am considering buying an Apple watch instead than a new fitbit
But I intend to keep Aria.
Btw, I bought a blood pressure monitor Whithings and the integration with Apple health is so much simpler...
I agree with some of you, it´s unacceptable from Fitbit not to provide such an easy integration mean as well..
Ciao!!
daniela
01-23-2016 06:07
01-23-2016 06:07
Hello mnem,
you´re right!
However with sync solver you are able to sync Fitbit Aria woth Apple Health!
How is it the Whithing scale?
Ciao!
daniela
01-23-2016 10:16
01-23-2016 10:16
It works well. Straightforward to set up and the inital measurement was pretty much the same as the Aria (I was worried it'd add weight :). It works largely the same as the Aria - step on, it weighs and syncs over wifi, then the next time you open the Withings Health Mate app it stores the values in Apple Health too.
I bought the body analyser version (it was only £10 more expensive than the weighing only scale), so it records your heart rate as you step on as well as body fat. It also records the room temperature and CO2 levels every 30 minutes throughout the day. It's interesting to see what they are, but I'm not really sure if they tell me much 🙂
01-28-2016 19:25
01-28-2016 19:25