How to get your Android wearable data into Apple Health

You have an iPhone and an Android wearable, for example a Galaxy Watch or a Colmi smart ring. You open the Health app and your data is not there: steps, sleep and heart rate stay locked in the maker's app, on the Android side. Apple Health only collects what your iPhone and Apple Watch record. FitMesh solves exactly this.

Reading and writing: why almost no app writes into Apple Health

Most health apps read from Apple Health to show you data. Writing Android wearable data into it is much rarer, because it has to be done carefully: without safeguards you risk duplicates (the same activity counted twice) or an endless repetition (the app re-reads what it just wrote and writes it again and again). FitMesh has both protections built in.

What FitMesh writes into Apple Health

• •Sleep with stages: deep, light, REM and awake, not just total duration.
• •Resting heart rate.
• •SpO2 (blood oxygen).
• •Weight.
• •Steps, only in the hours where Apple Health does not already have another source.
• •Walking and running distance.
• •Active calories.

No duplicates, no mess

• •FitMesh does not re-read the data it already wrote into Apple Health, so nothing gets repeated.
• •Steps are added only in the hours where Apple Health has no other source, so the same activity is never counted twice.
• •Sleep only if missing: if Apple Health already has sleep for that night, FitMesh leaves it alone.
• •It writes the same value you see in the dashboard, the one from the most reliable source.