It is great to sync up, but #1: it doesn’t sync the miles traveled. #2: if it would sync automatically, that would be great, maybe with the option to select a time #3: replace the Apple data that the health app syncs on the phone by having the phone on your person.#4: sync the actual data, not just the average spread out. For example, if u go 20,000 steps in a day, when it syncs with apple, it evens it out over the entire day instead of how many steps I went each hour, over the actual course of the day.

I have been a loyal Fitbit tracker user since 2014, and I have been a loyal Apple user since 2005.When I decided to make the switch from a health tracker to a smart watch, I was skeptical about moving from a Fitbit product to an Apple iWatch because I did not want to lose all my Fitbit data. BUT, because I REALLY wanted to go totally Apple, I bit the bullet and purchased an iWatch. I accepted that my Fitbit data would be archived in the Fitbit app, and I would have to begin tracking from scratch in the Apple Health app.I purchased my iWatch, completed my first workout, and saw that lone activity in the Health app history. I then realized I didn’t like the idea of having to start from scratch, and my level of acceptance for having to start over was at zero.I purchased this app, and OMG, every single piece of data transferred from the Fitbit app. All of my history transferred—weight and body fat percentage from the Aria scale, sleep, steps, calories, distance, exercises—EVERYTHING synced.Thank you for creating this app!

This app works great! Not only do what it needs, it also has additional features that other free and paid apps did not. It lets you delete all the imported data that it added. It let's you select what you want to transfer over, and has categories that I didn't find in all apps.The only ads are for their own products, and they're not intrusive. The quality of this app legitimately makes me curious about their products since they appear to have quality engineering.

I've had this app for a few years now and it's always done exactly what I've needed it to do-- sync my Fitbit data into Apple Health. Now, after the latest iOS (26.0.0) update it seems to be completely broken and crashes whenever I try to sync. Even after deleting and reinstalling the app the same kind of crashing behavior continues, except now I can't even log in. Please fix as soon as possible! :)