u/TheMildEngineer

Software versions

Android: 5.04

iOS: 5.04

What’s Included

Nutrition Updates

Introducing custom foods: You can now create, edit, and delete custom foods for more personalized and easier logging. You can also search for created custom foods and log them again.

Quick logging calories and macro estimates: You can now log an entry by just adding calories and macronutrients without having to search for or add a specific food name.

Macronutrient %s fixes: We’ve fixed an issue where the macronutrient calculation as a percentage of total calories was incorrect for some users.

Sleep Updates

Naps included on Today: Building on our recent improvements to naps tracking, your naps will now count toward your total sleep duration shown in the tiles on the Today tab.

Fitness and Activity Updates

Fixed truncated HR charts and maps in exercise summaries: We’ve fixed an issue where some users would occasionally see incomplete heart rate charts and maps that did not represent the full duration of the exercise.

Cycle Health Updates

Easier trend views: You can now view your cycle history grouped chronologically by year, making it easier to navigate your long-term data and see trends.

Friends and Leaderboards Updates

Inviting friends: We’ve fixed an issue where some iOS users were not able to successfully initiate new friend requests.

What’s Included

Nutrition Upgrades

Custom Foods: You can now view and log previously-created custom foods. Adding new custom foods is coming soon.

Macronutrient Goal Guidance: Added explanations and guidance for setting macronutrient goals.

Third-Party Food Log Improvements:

Fixed issue where some meal logs from MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, and LoseIt via Apple Health were labeled as “Other” meal type, instead of the correct type.

Improved handling of meal logs received from the same third-party app when that app is connected to Health Connect and to Google Health directly.

Added default food names when logs from Apple Health do not have a name.

More Controls when Logging on iOS: Made it easier to switch between measurement units when logging meal items from search results.

Chart Improvements: Nutrition and calories charts are now more consistent across the Today, Health, and nutrition deep dive views.

Fitness and Activity Updates

Corrected Workout Labels: Fixed issue where some runs were labeled as other types of workouts. New and previous runs will now be correctly labeled as runs.

Missing Splits: Resolved issue where splits were missing from some run summaries.

Map Loading: Improved loading states for maps from GPS exercises.

Mobile Step Counting on iOS: Fixed issue where steps were counted twice for some users who had turned on both Apple Health and Mobile Track.

Sleep Updates

Sleep Score Reliability: Resolved issues where the Sleep tab was not showing sleep scores for some users.

General Updates

Today Tab on Android: Fixed issue where some users were not seeing up-to-date information in the Today feed on Android. Updated defaults for Cardio Load supported devices for new users.

Account Migration on iOS: Fixed issue blocking some users from migrating their Fitbit account to Google account. If you start the migration flow again, you will be able to move to a Google account.

Friends and Family on iOS: Fixed issue where Friends and Family screen was slow to load or unable to load for some users.

VoiceOver on iOS: Enhanced buttons and charts for VoiceOver and TalkBack.

Device Applicability

Applicable updates are available for supported Google Health app users on Android and iOS.

Hey everyone! Welcome to the brand new community for the Google Health and Fitbit ecosystem. This is our new home for all things related to the new Google Health App, which was previously Fitbit. Whether you just migrated from the classic Fitbit app, picked up the new screenless Fitbit Air, or are figuring out the new Google Health Premium features, we're excited to have you join us!

The recent rollout has brought major changes, including a redesigned user interface, new AI-driven health coaching, and streamlined metrics. We know the transition has sparked a lot of discussion, from people loving the clean design to those missing classic features like quick-add calorie logging or specific widgets. This subreddit is built to be a constructive space for everything related to this new era of Google Health.

## What to Post

Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about:

* Your fitness goals and progress.

* Using the new AI health coach.

* How you customize your dashboard layouts and setup tips.

* Data accuracy across steps, heart rate, and sleep tracking.

* Hardware reviews for devices like the Fitbit Air.

* Feature requests, bugs, and troubleshooting workarounds.

## Community Vibe

We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting, whether you love the new redesign or miss some of the classic features. Discussion on what works and what needs improvement is highly encouraged, but please keep the feedback constructive.

## How to Get Started

1. **Introduce yourself** in the comments below! Tell us what device you are tracking with, how your app layout looks, and what your first impressions are of the new setup.

2. **Post something today!** Even a simple question about a metric or feature can spark a great conversation.

3. **Spread the word.** If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.

4. **Help us grow.** Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators to keep the community organized, so feel free to reach out to me directly to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/GoogleHealthApp amazing!