r/GoogleHealthApp

So today I’ve been experiencing issue with the recognition of the cardio minutes, and getting notifications of “hitting my goals” without ever going into the zones.

As the pics demonstrate, I’ve been close to my threshold of 114bpm but never above, but on my watch it is counting. Not sure what’s been changed but there is something funky going on.

Just woke up from a nap but noticed it counted as my primary sleep score, not my actual sleep from this morning. Any idea why?

(The one not highlighted is the nap one)

Hey r/miband,

Like a lot of people here, I was annoyed that the official Mi Fitness app only pushes some of my band data into Health Connect / Apple Health.

So I made a small open source app: Better Mi Fitness Sync.

What it does:

• Signs into your Mi account
• Pulls metrics from Mi Fitness (steps, heart rate, SpO2, sleep, weight, workouts, and more)
• Writes them into Health Connect (Android) or Apple Health (iOS)
• Optional auto-sync
• Login/tokens stay on your device. No separate cloud that stores your health history

Not affiliated with Xiaomi. Sideload only for now (not on Play Store / App Store).

• Android: install the APK (allow install from unknown sources), grant Health Connect, sign in, sync.
• iOS: the IPA is unsigned, so you need something like Sideloadly / AltStore / SideStore / your own signing.

Repo + downloads: https://github.com/ilyasaftr/better-mi-fitness-sync

Happy to take feedback on what metrics still don’t land for your band / region, and any bugs you hit. Early build, so expect rough edges.

As seen above, live in Indonesia where aFib is approved to be shown. Fitbit air firmware also is the most updated version, tried to pair and unpair but still it shows unavailable. 1 main reason why I bought fitbit air is for aFib monitoring.

Has it happened to any of you guys ? Any known fix ?

Thanks !

Hi everyone!

After Google acquired Fitbit and the web dashboard eventually disappeared, I no longer had a simple way to review my health data on desktop. That’s why I started building my own, a browser app for viewing and exploring Google Health data through a clear dashboard.

Lumida is still in a very early beta. The core experience works, but there’s still a lot to build, improve and polish. I’m deliberately sharing it this early because I want real users to help shape what it becomes.

Since the Google integration is currently in test mode, the closed beta is limited to 100 users.

Privacy note: Lumida doesn’t store your health data. It is fetched on demand and only kept in memory while you use the app.

If you’re interested, you can join here: https://lumida.app

What’s the one feature you’d consider essential in a desktop health dashboard?

I’d really appreciate any feedback about missing features, possible improvements, confusing interactions or bugs.

By the way, if you’re a developer interested in collaborating, feel free to reach out. There’s still a lot to build and plenty of ideas to explore, but I’m currently working on Lumida in my spare time.

Hi.

I've seen many people having issues with Fitbit not syncing, but it seems to be resolved for me here in Germany. I am getting an error message about too many sync attempts, but I think that's a minor issue I just need to wait out. I noticed it was working because my Fitbit is charging and the battery level updated from 24 to 90 percent. So, it is working again in Germany as of now. While heart rate and step data aren't showing up yet, I'm confident that will be fixed soon too

For the past couple of hours, synchronization between the iPhone and the Fitbit Air—and now access to the app itself—hasn't been working. Many people on X have reported the issue. Not a great start with this device.

Since updating to the latest version of Google Health, I’ve noticed several major issues when using the new Fitbit Air with my iPhone and manually starting a Hiking workout.
Before the update, every hiking session included:
GPS route map
Distance
Elevation gain/loss
After the update, all of this information has disappeared, even though I always carry my iPhone with me during hikes.
Even worse, the calorie calculations have become extremely inaccurate.
During the same hike, the calories burned while climbing uphill were almost identical to those burned while walking downhill. This makes no sense.
The average heart rate during the uphill section was 139 bpm, while the average heart rate during the downhill section was only 110 bpm. Even if the calorie calculation were based solely on average heart rate, the two values should not be this close. In reality, uphill hiking requires significantly more energy than descending.
Before this Google Health update, the calorie estimates were very similar to those from my Apple Watch and appeared to be much more accurate.
Has anyone else experienced these issues after the latest update?
Missing GPS route map
Missing distance
Missing elevation data
Highly inaccurate hiking calorie calculations
Is this a bug, or has Google changed the way hiking workouts are tracked and calories are calculated?

I am a hater of the app, but logging food does normally function adequately. I'm assuming they're doing some backend updates and that's why the search isn't working (including more specific searches, I can only log what I have in my recent list).

Had a nice derisive snort, hopefully it starts to work again soon.

I've seen a lot of old threads explaining it, but it isn't working for me and I think how it works may have changed.

I was able to export the workout to a .tcx format directly from the workout (first screenshot), but the converter is giving an error and saying no GPS data.

I've also tried Google Takeout but that isn't working either, the folders in the .zip aren't really giving me anything. I tried converting one of the .csv files but that didn't work either.

Why is this so difficult? I just want to create a 3d map visualization of my route with the .gpx file. I am using a Google Fit Air. Is anyone able to help?