Sync For Apple Health > Fitbit

Name: Sync For Apple Health > Fitbit
Rating: 4.03307 (6168 reviews)

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Sync For Apple Health > Fitbit

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User Reviews for Sync For Apple Health > Fitbit

Upsetting

I had to purchase my Fitbit for my insurance company perks and my doctor was wanting me to get it to see my sleep pattern. This was a few Cayears ago. I have Fitbit Charger 2. I used it for a while then stopped. I had gotten a new PCP and she wants all diabetic and heart patients to wear one. She's also interested in sleep pattern. I needed a new watch anyways.... I'm having to check glucose. That Bluetooth to the glucose app. That app costs $4.99 a month Fitbit premium costs$9.99 a month and now this app wants to charge a costly fee just to have it in one spot. Plus Apple Health has a monthly fee. What the heck. I understand that it costs money to develop apps but gosh come on. Can't you all work together and have one smaller fee? Can't there be a bundle fee? Also, what about a free trial to see if we even like it or if it actually works best? Fitbit premium even gives a month free trial. Come on people. People like me who are disabled cannot afford all of this each month. My biggest complaint with the"free" part of this app is they only do steps. I really need sleep pattern also. I cannot add that manually.

-nonni 7, Mar 06, 2021

UPDATE-now not working at all!!! OLD TITLE —->Uploading not consistent

This app worked sporadically until about 2 months ago. Now, it does not work at all. Reached out to support and they gave me a couple of things to try to get it working but then basically said “oh well sorry you can’t use our app”. I would not have an issue with this if it were FREE, but I paid money for this! Until you see the most recent reviews improving, DON’T waste your money! If you look at all the most recent reviews, you will see I am not alone- and no reply or updates from the developer re: this!!! Nice racket they got going on!!!OLD review - This app is certainly worth downloading if you are trying to use an Apple Watch to track on Fitbit app. The only problem is that it doesn’t upload data to Fitbit consistently. At least half the time I have to force it to upload. I contacted the developer and let them know this was the case. I was given a few steps to try to improve it but none of them worked. The other my fitness sync seems to do a lot better at uploading.

Bonesandbob, Dec 05, 2019

I was skeptical....BUT...

I recently got an Apple Watch after having had two Fitbits. I was getting ready to take the watch back & get another Fitbit because I wasn’t able to sync the watch to the Fitbit App and that meant no more participating in challenges etc... I googled how I could try to do it, and read about this app. IF...you open this app and hit Sync & THEN open the Fitbit app it works PERFECTLY!!! You just have to go into the Fitbit app once, and act like you’re setting up a new device and choose “Fitbit Mobile Track”. Then it will sync with the phone & the watch via this app. Best $3.99 I ever spent!! Can’t say enough thanks for making this app available!!!!!!

buzzyrey, Apr 23, 2018

Counterintuitive and would not recommend purchase

I purchased both this myFitnessSync Health to Fitbit and the original myFitnessSync apps, paying nearly $10 for the pair. I was firstly enthusiastic about this purchase because it does assist with conjoining all health information to the Apple Health app. However, the supposed automatic communication has yet to function, despite tweaking permissions. By my experience, syncing only occurs manually by pressing the “Sync Now” button. In addition, because I had not manually synced my information through the Fitbit to phone prior to going to bed, when I synced in the morning, it only registered my movements when my phone was on my person. As a result, over 8,000 steps and 78 active minutes, water etc. recorded by my Fitbit are missing on both my Apple Health app and Fitbit app. I tried syncing with the other myFitnessSync app as well to remedy the error, and it did nothing.

Heygiggle, Dec 28, 2018

Syncs to Fitbit

I lost my fitbit on a cruise :( so now i'm using my husbands old apple watch. I am obviously depressed about losing my fitbit, but i was especially sad that if i switched to apple watch i wouldn't have all my fitbit data. I also think apple health is not as good as the fitbit dashboard which i'm more used to. I feel like a genius for discovering this app haha. It syncs my apple watch steps into fitbit so even though i lost my fitbit, i haven't really lost it. If you know what i mean. I just wear the apple watch and all my steps and weight go straight into fitbit, so i can keep using the dashboard that i like and see my weight in comparison to the past few years were i was tracking it with fitbit. The app only does 30 days of history but that was fine with me because i started using it right when we got back from the cruise. The app doesn't alwasy sync automatically but most of the time it does, and if it doesn't and you want your steps you can just go into the app and hit sync now, it takes about 5 seconds.

jjessie8675309, Feb 20, 2020

Does NOT sync steps properly w/Fitbit

I was super excited when I discover this app. I recently switched to an Apple Watch and miss the fun of the Fitbit community. After downloading and paying for this app, it seemed to work at first. Then, shortly after I discovered it did not accurately sync my steps from my Apple health app. I contacted the app developer, Bickster and worked with them through email to figure out why the steps are not syncing properly. Through providing them screenshots and following their suggestions, we never got it to work and they never figured out why it does not work either. So, I contact Fitbit to find out if they have an answer. The problem was solved within the same day. Since this app is 3rd party, and NOT approved by Fitbit, when syncing, the steps were added as a manual entry. Fitbit does not track these entries. When I notified Bickster of my findings, I asked for a refund. A week had past and no response yet. Which lead me to give them this one star review.

KimBZ86, May 08, 2018

Synced my Apple Watch!

The app worked. I’m not sure why people are saying the app doesn’t work. After allowing the app access to my Apple Health data and selecting my Apple Watch as a source the app sync my exact Apple Watch steps to Fitbit every day. The syncs real fast and only thing I do once in a while to make sure everything is ready to sync is launch the Activity app on my phone. That forces your phone to sync with your Apple Watch and gives you the number of steps that are on the watch. I also sync my weight using Withings scale. The scale sync with the health mate app which syncs with Apple Health and all I have to do is select health mate as my weight source and my weight data get sent to Fitbit the same time my steps do. I can now use the Fitbit dashboard on phone and on the web to view my Apple Watch steps. I don't have to use the Apple Health app and the Fitbit app to view my daily steps and my goals. Makes my life a lot easier. I wish I knew about the app sooner. Highly recommend.

Llllllllllllllllll123456, Feb 07, 2018

So happy!

I wasn't sure if I'd be able to sync my data from Apple Health to Fitbit until I found this app. That's exactly what it does. I bought an Apple Watch when I switched over to iPhone because everybody loves Apple and it made sense to use one platform for all of my different devices. The thing is, I have years worth of data in Fitbit. I'm also not a huge fan of Apple Health, I just like the Fitbit layout better and I'm more used to it. This app is perfect for people like me. Every day, it automatically transfers my data from my Apple Wach to the Fitbit app. I can keep using the Apple Watch I got and see how I'm progressing compared to my years of data on fitbit. This app company also has an app that transfers your Fitbit history to Apple but i got this one because i'd rather keep using Fitbit then switch to Apple Health. I might get that app if I ever decide to mainly use Apple Health, but for now this app is perfect. I use it every day so it's been a great value for the price. I am definitely satisfied with this app, I recommend it to anyone who wants to sync from Apple to Fitbit.

Mo1234123489, Mar 27, 2020

Easy and works well

This app is really easy to use. My steps sync automatically from my Apple Watch to my Fitbit app every day like clockwork. It took maybe 5 minutes to set it up and I haven’t had to touch it since. I like my Apple Watch a lot better than my Fitbit, but I like the Fitbit app a lot more than the Apple health app for everyday use. I just find it a lot easier to use. I had a Fitbit versa for a long time but the Apple Watch has other awesome features that make it more useful in my life. My years of data are in my Fitbit app too, so it’s nice to keep using using the Fitbit app and have access to all my historical Fitbit data plus my new Apple health data. There are so many exercise apps these days, I’ve found keeping my data in one place keeps me a little bit more sane. The health to Fitbit sync app can’t sync your data to fitbits challenges with friends and family, which is kind of a bummer. I read on a fitbit support page that Fitbit restricts access to third party apps for challenges so I guess theres not much they can do about it. With that one issue aside, the app works great and does exactly what it says it does.

tchami69, Apr 03, 2020

Apple Watch to Fitbit

I like using the Fitbit app to view all my fitness data like steps and weight, but I track my steps with my iPhone and Apple Watch. I saw a couple reviews that mention that app didn’t work for them, but the app has worked flawless for me everyday. Like many of the other reviews that were very positive the app work just as advertised. Syncs all my steps and weight data from Apple Health to my Fitbit account. This app allows me to use them and still view my daily and weekly activity and goals in the Fitbit app. I also can share my activity with friends and family to keep us all motivated. Which is super important! I have multiple ways to record my weight data which gets saved to Apple Health. Using this app I can sync my weight data from the Health app to the Fitbit app. I recently bought an Fitbit Aria scale and the app has worked very well syncing the data to Apple Health. Looking forward to more from this app.

tom11234567, Dec 26, 2017

Description

myFitnessSync - Apple Health to Fitbit uploads your Apple Health data from the Apple Health app and stores it in your Fitbit account. After syncing, you can view your fitness data on the Fitbit app or Fitbit.com ▶ Sync up to 5 fields: - Steps - Weight - Body Fat Percentage - Sleep Analysis - Water ▶ Auto-Sync - Manually sync the app or let auto-sync automatically keep your data up to date ▶ WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ***** "I like using the Fitbit app to view all my fitness data like steps and weight, but I track my steps with my iPhone and Apple Watch. Syncs all my steps and weight data from Apple Health to my Fitbit account" ***** "I work for a large company that partners with WebMD and other resources to help encourage us to stay healthy.

I’ve been searching for an app that would let me do exactly what this does." ***** "This app is really easy to use. My steps sync automatically from my Apple Watch to my Fitbit app every day like clockwork. It took maybe 5 minutes to set it up and I haven't had to touch it since." ! IMPORTANT NOTES ! * Unfortunately, Fitbit doesn't allow third-party apps or devices to compete in step challenges or share steps with community members (friends). BUT you can still share your Fitbit dashboard with Fitbit friends and other friends and family using the share option on your dashboard * Fitbit will overwrite the last 30 days of step, weight, and BMI data in your Fitbit account when using this app for the first time * Auto-sync may take a few days to work, as iOS controls this process based on user behavior. For privacy reasons, iOS will not run an auto-sync if your phone is locked - this can cause auto-sync delays * Fitbit will not merge existing steps in your account with steps from our app. If you have step data in your Fitbit account in the last 30 days it will be overwritten with the step data in Apple Health * App syncs up to 30 days of historical data ▶ Syncing your Apple Health app everyday with myFitnessSync - Health to Fitbit for iPhone allows you to use the Fitbit app and Fitbit.com dashboard to view your fitness data. Select from multiple data sources like your iPhone, Apple Watch, Withings scale/Health Mate, running and walking apps, and other devices that sync with your iPhone and Apple Health We want to hear from you! We can't help through reviews - if you encounter any issues or would like to request a new feature please email [email protected] or click the "App Support" button in the App Store. ▶ HOW DOES IT WORK? Data is synced in 3 easy steps: 1. Sign in to Fitbit 2. Pick the fitness fields (Steps, Weight, Bodyfat) you want to sync with your Fitbit account. 3. Click the "Sync Now" button to start syncing your Apple Health data with your Fitbit account ▶ Subscriptions: - Subscribers pay the fixed price for your country, which is displayed in the app - Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account upon confirmation of purchase - Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period - Your Account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription period - You can manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase - When canceling a subscription, your subscription will stay active until the end of the current period Terms of Use & Privacy Policy: https://www.bickster.com/terms-privacy This product is not put out by Fitbit, and Fitbit doesn't not service or warrant the functionality of this product. We are not affiliated with the mentioned companies in any way. We only developed and tested our app using their SDKs. Apple, Inc is registered trademark or trademark of Apple, Inc and/or its affiliates in the United States and other countries Please Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can decrease battery life