Sync Apple Health to your dashboard

Check that FitMesh Sync has HealthKit permissions enabled: iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Health → FitMesh Sync. Verify the data types you want are enabled for reading. If permissions are correct, try closing and reopening the app.

Check that: (1) the bridge is active from Settings → Apple Health → Write Bridge; (2) FitMesh has HealthKit write permissions for the selected data types; (3) the Android app has synced recent data to the cloud (check the last sync date in the Android app). If Android data is already on the cloud, the bridge will write it at the next iOS app open.

FitMesh is designed to avoid duplicates, but in rare cases (for example after a permission reset) duplicate entries may appear. In Apple Health → category → Edit Data Sources you can manage source priority. If the issue persists, deactivate the bridge, delete FitMesh Sync entries from that category, and reactivate the bridge.

Not yet. The app is in TestFlight beta and in App Store submission. Launch is imminent. In the meantime you can sign up for the beta from the /beta page to receive TestFlight access.

No. FitMesh checks first whether Apple Health already has data for that time slot. If Apple Watch has already recorded sleep or steps for that interval, the bridge doesn't touch anything. It only writes where there's no existing coverage.

Sign in with the same Google or Apple account on both phones. Data from all connected devices (Galaxy Watch on Android, Apple Watch on iPhone, Colmi ring) feeds into the same dashboard. The opt-in bridge can then write Android data to Apple Health, so you see it in the iPhone Health app too.

Data transits through FitMesh cloud (EU datacenter, encrypted in transit and at rest). FitMesh doesn't sell data to third parties and doesn't use it to train models. You can revoke HealthKit permissions from iPhone Settings at any time, and request data deletion from the cloud via account settings.