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✓ Solves a problemI used this to sync Fitbit aria with my Apple Watch and it works fine. It was fairly easy to set up..Version: 1.5.2
✓ Nicely done!This app worked perfectly!.Version: 2.7.1
✓ Rubbish !!This is the third app I’ve brought to try and transfer my sleep data from Fitbit to Health , and still no joy!! First I tried powersync for Fitbit and it didn’t work.... Then I tried healthsync for Fitbit and it didn’t work .... now I have this app MyFitnessSync for Fitbit and (surprise surprise ) it doesn’t work None of them have been able to transfer my sleep data from Fitbit to Health although everything else syncs fine Although I wear my Fitbit all the time, sleep is the only data I’m really interested in seeing in my Health app so this is incredibly frustrating. Avoid this tosh and look elsewhere !!.Version: 1.5.2
✓ Great supportInitially I had issues with syncing all the fields but got in touch with the app support & they were fantastic! Troubleshot until we found the issue, which was the Apple Health data priority list. Now it works really well. Very happy!.Version: 1.5.2
✓ Works but not smoothly.After some fiddling I got my resting heart rate and sleep history synced to Apple Health from my charge 3. Goal achieved. Apparently I was supposed to magically know to click profile as one of the fields I requested from fitbit, but I didn’t so I got a cryptic error and had to dig through the help to find solution steps which were outdated so didn’t work on my fitbit website login. Also toward the end it said to launch an app but didn’t say which app to launch. Confusing. Developer: rewrite the help for that sync error due to profile not requested from fitbit..Version: 2.4.7
✓ Fitbit to IPhoneAfter an into all hiccup am very happy with outcomes! Thanking you!.Version: 2.1.3
✓ Doesn’t work for Pokémon go usersI am a mom that plays Pokémon go, but I don’t like carrying my phone. So my husband bought a Fitbit for me awhile go. None of the data between Fitbit would go to Pokémon go and/or Apple health app directly smoothly. So I downloaded this app in hopes it would transfer my Fitbit data to Apple health app. That part worked beautifully which is why I rated the app 5 stars as it does what it states it does. However, none of that data in my Apple Health app transferred from Fitbit counts towards Pokémon go. So I will be getting rid of this service and purchasing an Apple Watch..Version: 1.6.5
✓ Syncs fitbit history and auto syncs dailyThis app is awesome, I was able to sync years of Fitbit data to Apple Health. I have been a Fitbit person for years and never thought of somehow syncing my data to Apple Health. It's nice when the data is in Apple Health because I just like that dashboard a lot better, it works better with the iPhone and everything. The best part is the app will do an auto sync every day, so I don't have to manually go in and sync. My workouts and steps just show up in Apple Health like magic. The app is very simple to use, it's pretty self explanatory but there are instructions and an FAQ that I used for one issue. My husband also uses the app because he got an Apple Watch, so he can sync all of his years of Fitbit data and start using the Apple Watch seamlessly. He even uses it to sync workouts which is awesome because he does a lot of cycling, running, and strength training workouts on Fitbit. I synced all my past yoga and stair climbing workouts. It also syncs sleep data which is nice. Overall, if you're switching from Fitbit to Apple Watch or if you just want to sync your data to Apple Health for easier use, I would recommend this app..Version: 1.6.5
✓ Does exactly what it's meant to every time.Worth the price..Version: 1.5.2
✓ Happy with itI am updating my review back to five stars. The sync works well and all my Fitbit data past and present is in Apple Health. I briefly was upset because I had been using it for quite some time with no problem, then noticed that my data was no longer syncing properly. I checked and they wanted me to pay a subscription to sync the same data that I had already paid to download the app for. I did not appreciate being charged more for the same features. After leaving a negative review one of the support people reached out and helped me get it fixed saying I was grandfathered into the old pricing model. Awesome..Version: 2.2.4
✓ Syncs my Fitbit data to apple healthI downloaded this app because I have been using a Fitbit for years and I recently got an Apple Watch. I wanted to transfer my Fitbit history to Apple Health so I can have all of my data stored in one location. Luckily I found this app. With this app I was able to sync 3 years of data from Fitbit to Apple Health. Now I am able to fully enjoy my Apple Watch! (sorry Fitbit). The app works really well and the instructions are clear. It worked for me the first time using it. They also have an in depth Frequently Asked Questions page that covers a lot of different contingencies. I woulr recommend this app to anybody who is looking to transfer their Fitbit data to Apple Health, especially if you have years worth of data. I haven’t found another app that syncs your whole Fitbit history. There are a fair amount of bad reviews on here from people who clearly did not read the instructions. I honestly don’t know how you could mess it up, it’s so easy, but syncing data between two different companies I guess there are a few things that could go wrong. In summary this app works exactly as promised. It is also very easy to use..Version: 1.6.4
✓ Does what I wanted.Not fancy but it works - takes data from my Fitbit app and upload it to Apple Health App. I originally wanted this feature because I have a 3rd app called Deadline that uses statistics and my Health app data to determine how long I'll live (morbid I know) but the date now gets further out when my Fitbit logs activity - which is good motivation to move..Version: 1.5.2
✓ Just what I neededCan only sync Steps, Weight, and Body Fat %. Would like to be able to sync sleep as as I use the Fitbit scales for weight an old blaze to track sleep and an Apple Watch for everything else. UPDATE Now 5 Star rating as app will now sync sleep data. Thank you for the latest update..Version: 1.7
✓ Common Repository for Health DataI have a Withings (now Nokia) Wireless Blood Pressure Monitor and Wi-Fi Scale and a Fitbit Surge Tracker and Aria Scale. I purchased them all over a period of time in an abortive effort to have one place to store all of my fitness data. I even bought an iPod Touch to access the Apple Health app in hopes of consolidating all of my fitness data. I am now where I need to be thanks to the myFitnessSync app. I'm just stuck with an extra Withings Wi-Fi scale since it will not sync with my new 5G router but at least I don't have to buy any more devices..Version: 1.5.2
✓ I love my FitbitMy husband gave me one for my birthday and I wish that I would have had one sooner. It gives me accurate information on my running. I can see my pace and it gives me info on my heart rate during exercise and when I am resting plus the calories I burn per day. It’s very helpful to me. I love the way it looks and I like seeing my text messages as well. I have the Fitbit 4..Version: 2.1
✓ New to Fitbit - Sync Works GreatI’ve been using the free version of the app for two weeks now, to manually sync my Fitbit Charge steps to the Apple Health app on my IPhone 12. It works perfectly! One reason for trying this app versus another, was that I noticed that the developer seems to be very responsive to those having issues. After the initial install, I also reached out with a simple question. The response was prompt and very helpful. The free version does seem to be a bit ad heavy, but it probably isn’t easy or cheap to sync to an Apple product. The ads are a minor inconvenience and I’ve had no issues navigating around them. I bought the Fitbit in response to a work challenge that has since ended. However, I will be purchasing at least a few months worth of the paid version just to say “thank you” and support the developer. Bickster… great job and a great app. Thank you!! DC.Version: 2.5.1
✓ Getting helpI had a problem getting my Fitbit to sync with the Apple Health App, an email to the author and after a few emails to establish the problem. The syncing was reliably established. It is working as I would expect it to. I have never written a review before, but after help given, was glad to. I had bought the Fitbit finder app before which has proved its worth..Version: 1.5.4
✓ Connecting is everythingSo glad I found this sync for Fitbit. Now the true value is reflected in on my best loved gadget from my most loved app. Thanks. Works every time..Version: 1.4
✓ It's great!It actually does sync your Fitbit to Apple Health!.Version: 1.5.2
✓ Great AppSet up was easy and seems to be working fine 👍.Version: 1.5.4
✓ Seems to workHappy with the product.Version: 1.5.2
✓ Works wellSeems to do the job - easy to set up and works well. Only had this a few days but no issue so far except doubling up of Steps in the health app (counting both health + Fitbit steps) which was resolved by checking the faqs..Version: 1.5.2
✓ Syncs my Fitbit data like a charmI got a fitbit for my birthday but I prefer using Apple Health to store my data. I was hoping there would be some way to transfer data from Fitbit to Apple Health on a regular basis, preferably where I didn’t have to do it every single day. This app works very well, highly recommended for anyone who needs to transfer their data from fitbit to Apple Health. I followed the instructions as written and had no issues. The process is pretty simple, you log in to your fitbit account, go back to the app, and hit sync. I did actually have one issue where there was a problem getting my fitbit profile but it turns out it was my fault – it was because I didn’t give the app access when I first installed it. It was a very easy fix and easy to find in the Frequently Asked Questions. This app is taking data from one platform to another so it makes sense that there are a few things that could go wrong. As long as it’s easy to figure out I don’t mind. I wish Apple and fitbit would play nice but what can you do. All in all Im very thankful for this app, I get to use my new fitbtit but I can continue seeing my data in Apple Health and not have my data spread out in two different places! I think my wife will be getting a fitbit soon too so I’m glad we know about this app..Version: 1.6.5
✓ GreatGreat little app, it would be good if it just updated in the background and you didn't have to sync it manually.Version: 1.5.2
✓ Does what it saysJust synced. Works without any issues.Version: 1.6.4
✓ One of my must-have apps ...I discovered this great app several years (and several Fitbits) ago, and it’s been on my must-have list for whenever I get a new iPhone. It has allowed me to keep years of (Fitbit) data easily saved in Apple Health, and allows it to be easily aggregated and displayed for longer periods of time (one year or less summarized and displayed). Thanks to this app, I’ve got information starting in 2017 through today, all quickly available in Health. A winning combination. I recently had a syncing issue, reported it to the vendor, the problem was fixed, and the software updated in the App Store within a day. Superb. If you’re using a Fitbit, and want to store your data in Apple Health, this is the app for you!.Version: 2.1.1
✓ Just what I neededI got an Apple Watch for Christmas from my wife, after using Fitbit for years. I wasn't sure if it was even possible to transfer my Fitbit data over to Apple Health, but then I found this app. It's a really good value for the price, because without it I would have had years of data just sitting on my Fitbit since I love my Apple Watch and primarily use Apple Health now. This app is a very valuable tool for anyone trying to sync years worth of Fitbit data history over to Apple Health. It is useful in other ways too though. A few weeks ago we went to visit my parents down in Florida, and I left my Apple Watch at their house by accident. I didn't realize until we were already through security at the airport! It wasn't a big deal though, thanks to this app. This is what inspired me to post the review. Since we got home I've been wearing my Fitbit every day instead. The app automatically syncs my data to Apple Health every day, I don't have to do anything. My parents are visiting us for Christmas so it's only another week until I get my Apple Watch back. But until then I'm fine using my Fitbit - I can still see all my data on my Apple Watch as though nothing has changed. I did have a small issue with set up but the FAQ helped me and the support team was really helpful too. All in all, definitely glad I downloaded this app!.Version: 1.6.5
✓ Works WellSyncs well between my iPhone, Fitbit my smart scales and MyFitnessPal and all my other fitness apps so quite happy been using for 1 1/2 years now.Version: 1.6.3
✓ Customer Service Apple Always GreatNot able to log in yet it tells me if I delete I will delete its data. Just not useful at all. I see the high ratings but it won’t work with my Fitbit. Or if it will it’s quite confusing. Update : This worked itself out before your response. I still feel more instruction is necessary but for your caring about customers I do raise this review. Thank you..Version: 2.9.7
✓ The only app that worked!I just needed a 1-time sync that went all the way back to my Aria scale weigh-ins in 2012... this is the only app that did it! One suggestion to the developer, offer a way to bulk select data to remove. An annoying feature of Fitbit is it stores the same weight for every day until a new weight is logged. I am trying to remove the redundant data, but can only do it 1-by-1. 😳 Add a feature like that and you’ll be 1 step ahead of any other app that also syncs data..Version: 1.6.3
✓ Excellent appGreat customer service and excellent tool. Does what it says it does and makes having all your health data in one place easy, especially if you’re using a Fitbit scale..Version: 2.9.6
✓ Great App, does exactly what it says.I’ve been using this app since 2017. It has worked consistently and continues to get better every year. When I switched from a Fitbit to an Apple Watch I was disappointed because my Fitbit Scale wouldn’t automatically sync with my Apple Health. This app completely fixes that issue! Once it’s set up, one button syncs everything..Version: 2.3.2
✓ This APP WORKSI am so skeptical of these types of apps and seriously didn't think this would work well. I'm nearly a week in and I've been proved incorrect! This app works and is easy to use. Love it!.Version: 1.5.1
✓ Does a lot, maybe a little priceyThe app syncs more Fitbit data to Apple Health than others out there, but you also pay more than others. I bought it got the app a long time ago, but don’t know if I’d pay for the current lifetime license. If getting all of your data into apple health is important, this is the app for you. If you want something that just updates your active calories, there are cheaper options..Version: 2.9.7
✓ Great For Anyone Moving On From FitBitMany have left FitBit or may in the future for better companies (especially since Google bought FitBit). This app is simple to use and imports your FitBit data to Apple Health which many fitness watches and apps such as MyFitnessPal and Argus can then use if they don’t already import straight from FitBit. This way you don’t lose your information when you move up in the world for fitness apps. Once imported to other apps and watches you can close your FitBit account whenever is convenient for you without losing your information. With Google buying FitBit and your information it’s more important than ever to leave FitBit behind! This app is perfect to help you do that..Version: 1.6.5
✓ Finally, a solution to FitBit fooleryI have been waiting for years for the ability to export my FitBit data easily, including being able to share it to Apple Health. This app performs as advertised. Imagine how happy you will be to see your FitBit data in Apple Health & buy this app. Worth it! FitBit’s short-sightedness has finally been fixed, many thanks to the developer team. 5 stars..Version: 1.6.2
✓ Does EXACTLY what it saysI've moved from Fitbit to an Apple Watch and didn't want to lose all my previous data. After deciding that I wasn't tied to the Fitbit app and could get all the data in Apple Health using this sync, it was awesome to have all my old data moved across pretty easily.Version: 1.5.1
✓ Don’t waste your moneyWhat a waste of money!! Seriously people don’t do it! I watched numerous videos and “help articles”. It will not sync to my Fitbit. I get the error getting Fitbit profile cannot sync. I did follow the suggestion to contact support for help. I did and got more frustrated. I sent a detailed message and the reply was basically to check out FAQ and to make sure I had included information. When I replied I honestly did a cut a paste from my initial response. All information that was needed was sent originally 😩..Version: 1.6.3
✓ Works, except Auto SyncPretty good app. Does what it is supposed to do. However, it doesn’t sync the data automatically with the Health app. And for that reason alone, I won’t renew my subscription. I have background refresh turned ON for this app as well as for Fitbit..Version: 2.9.7
✓ Sleep data doubles upThe only issue I have is my sleep data doubles up if left on auto for the last 8 entries why it needs to update the last 8 entries I don’t know but after contacting the developer and sending 3 log files it remains the same..Version: 1.6.5
✓ It works and saves a bunch of timeI recently switched from Fitbit to Garmin and wanted to download 7 years of Fitbit data. Unfortunately, Fitbit gives you the data in a series of JSON files that have to be imported into Excel, which is way beyond my Excel skills. So I bought this app, got everything into the Health app and am on my way. I had one wrinkle with the initial download, but the FAQs resolved the issue pretty quickly with easy to understand instructions..Version: 2.1.1
✓ ND new userI don’t usually write reviews but I’ve found this app really easy to use and it seems to work perfectly so far. You have to disable your health app from counting your steps in settings first (or your phone double counts things with two apps doing the same thing) but the instructions tell you how to do that..Version: 1.6.4
✓ Does what it says!This does exactly what you need it to do. I.e. put your Fitbit data into Apple Health.Version: 1.6.3
✓ Love It!Been using this app for over a year! Had to find a way to keep track of steps after multiple health issues - some requiring surgery. Ballooned up from around 110# to almost 200#. It was hard to keep track of steps with just the FitBit because I need to take it off sometimes. I can always have my phone in my pocket, so it was great! I only recently deleted it because I was told it might be seen as a “cheat” for a favorite game of mine, so I deleted it to check. Still having the same issues, so it’s not this app. I have tried “PowerSync for FitBit,” but it doesn’t have all the info I need..Version: 2.9.7
✓ Sync worksI have been a Fitbit user for YEARS!! Recently the IOS and Fitbit updates stopped me from receiving text alerts; for my business, this couldn’t stand. I purchased an Apple Watch and love it. I have a fitness community on FitBit I challenge constantly. I like that I can sync between apps now. Except I am unsure if the steps count towards challenges. If this is a possibility, then this review would have 5 stars. This is day one, so let’s see how this goes..Version: 1.6.4
✓ MergeIt does what it says on the side of the tin a few clicks and your away easy as.Version: 1.6.4
✓ Great app to merge data. Awkward getting initial setup and sync so as not to double count!Great to be able to merge Fitbit data into one place in apple health app. Troublesome getting priorities and which to import and take precedence but a couple of days ensuring accuracy paid off. App stoped syncing recently for a week and not until I visited the apple health interface did I realise and it took some time to get resynced. Feedback non existent so this could be improved with a push notification of sync success or otherwise..Version: 1.5.2
✓ Fitbit Data Sync to Apple Health WorkedApp works great. Synced all my data on the first try and does my syncing for me every day with auto sync feature. I am able to use my fitbit for running, going to the gym, etc, and see all my steps and other data on my iPhone. This is super convenient for me because having my data in two different places was getting super annoying. It’s honestly pretty ridiculous that Fitbit doesn’t integrate with Apple automatically but I guess that’s par for the course these days. My wife uses this app as well because we got Fitbits at the same time and are training for a marathon together. The only annoying thing is that you can’t participate in fitbit challenges, but if you actually take the time to read the description, the developers are very upfront about this limitation. I did have one issue where I was getting MORE data on Apple Health than I had in fitbit. But I contacted support and they were very helpful, there is an FAQ for this exact problem. It turns out I had fitness tracking enabled on my iphone so it was counting steps from my phone too. Very easy to fix..Version: 1.6.4
✓ Error now fixedIan error even I’ve downloaded the updates..Version: 1.7.1
✓ Essential for Fitbit usersThis app is awesome! Easy to use. Works perfectly for syncing FitBit data to Apple Health. I’ve used it daily for a couple of weeks and have found no duplicated data and nothing has failed to sync. Pricey but worth it and superior to all the free apps I have tried. It would be great if fitness apps just talked to each other but until then this app is essential. Thanks for this app!.Version: 1.5.2
✓ FrustratedI just wanted to track my sleeping and to go through all this set up is crap, going to throw away the Fitbit watch.Version: 2.9.7
✓ Best one Ive foundApp synchronises well. Only thing stopping ime giving it 5 stars is the fact it doesnt currently synchronise exercise information. I raised this with the support team and got an email back within an hour confirming that they working on that for a future release. Overall its an app that works well, is btter supported than most of the type I've found and was certainly a better £6 spent than several other of its type I tried first !!.Version: 1.5.2
✓ Not cheap, but it does work.I've tried other apps and they only seemed to work intermittently, this seemed to get it right from the start, although you'll still need to go into Health and make this app a prority datasource otherwise it may well double count..Version: 1.6.3
✓ Works as designed, loved it until I got a new iPhone…I have to use a Fitbit for a thing we do at work to have some friendly competition. I wanted that data to sync to my Apple Health app and this does exactly that job! One “gotcha” that is a Fitbit security feature - the app sync api is only granted access for one year and will “stick” at 12% if the access has expired. Just log out (inside this app) and log in again, it will go to the Fitbit connection again and have you grant access for another year. No data is lost. Their helpdesk was fast with the answer when I had this issue. Edited - I got a new phone and the restore purchase failed, the support team was quick to respond and fixed the issue immediately! Great app with great support service!.Version: 2.3
✓ Best for linking FitBit to Apple Health for nowI’ve used this app for a long time to sync up the data from my FitBit Aria scale to Apple Health. The app would be even better if the correct time of my weigh-in was transferred too. And if I didn’t need to manually switch back and forth between apps to sync..Version: 1.6.5
✓ Great, but a recent glitch is adding stepsI’ve been using this app since I got my first FitBit in November or 2018. I know I will get an Apple Watch someday, for the fall detect feature, so I was thrilled to find an app to transfer FitBit data into Apple Health app on my iPhone. It has worked great until sometime in September 2021. I generally don’t leave this app or Apple Health open on my phone. I use the FitBit App for my tracking throughout the day. Instead, I intentionally open them up to do a manual synch once a week or so. Just to make sure my step history is transferred and maintained in Apple Health. BUT sometime last month, Fitness Synch started adding 1000 to 4000+ steps to my daily Apple Health totals compared to my FitBit step totals. And now my step average records in the Apple world, which I hope to keep long term, are getting out of whack. I hope this glitch is FIXED soon!!! Please!!!.Version: 2.4.8
✓ Love this app, but...This is everything I wanted. I love that it syncs my Fitbit info into my Health data and gives a more clear picture of my overall health. The only reason I can’t give it five stars is because sleep doesn’t sync correctly. It doesn’t sync the total day’s/night’s sleep. If I wake up for any extended time at night and go back to sleep, it only syncs the first few hours to Health and not the whole night. I have to then enter it manually in Health. I’ll change to five stars if that can be fixed. Thanks!.Version: 1.6.4
✓ Works great!I’m not sure why there are so many negative reviews, the app works just fine for me and I’ve had it for almost 2 years. I read the description and set my expectations accordingly. It brings my fitbit data over to apple health. Having to manually sync or doubling of data is an iphone setting not an app issue. My aria scale data is syncing correctly and all my data is in one place. Thanks!!.Version: 1.6.5
✓ Peter DowlingWhere does the cord plug into?.Version: 2.9.7
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