Since September 30, 2026, Fitbit can no longer be connected directly to Fddb. Google has discontinued the previous Fitbit interface; Fitbit is now called Google Health. Since then, no data is transferred from Fitbit to Fddb — neither in the Fddb app nor on the Fddb website. You can still import your data from Google Health into the Fddb app, though: on iOS via Apple Health, on Android via Health Connect.
Notes for users of the Fddb website:
- The Fitbit import on the Fddb website has been discontinued without replacement.
- If you'd like to continue importing your data from Google Health to Fddb, please download the Fddb app from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android). The connection now works via smartphone only. The tracker integration in the app is part of the Fddb Premium membership.
Notes for users of the Fddb iOS app:
- If your Fddb app was still connected to Fitbit, it shows the notice "Switch to Apple Health now" once. Both "Connect Apple Health" and "Disconnect" disconnect Fitbit. The steps, activities and weight values previously imported from Fitbit are removed from the Fddb app; they remain in Google Health.
- Connect Google Health to Apple Health.
- Pair Fddb with Apple Health in the "More" tab under “Tracker & Apps.”
- Please note: After the switch, the data no longer comes directly from Fitbit but from Apple Health — Fddb shows what the Google Health app transfers there. If a value is missing in Apple Health or arrives late, Fddb cannot show it. Therefore, compare the values with the Apple Health app, not with the Google Health app.
Notes for users of the Fddb Android app:
- The Fddb app has automatically disconnected an existing Fitbit connection. The steps, activities and weight values previously imported from Fitbit are removed from the Fddb app; they remain in Google Health. In the Fddb app from the Google Play Store, the notice "Switch to Health Connect Now" appears once.
- Pair Google Health with Health Connect.
- Connect Fddb to Health Connect in the "Account" section under “Tracker & Apps.” This applies to the Fddb app from the Google Play Store; Health Connect is not available in the app from the Huawei AppGallery.
- Please note: After the switch, the data no longer comes directly from Fitbit but from Health Connect — and only what the Google Health app actually writes there ends up in it. Activities entered by hand in Google Health sometimes don't arrive there at all or arrive late, and the calories of a workout can differ slightly from what the Google Health app displays. Fddb takes over the values your tracker apps wrote to Health Connect — you can look them up there in the Health Connect app. Data entered by hand directly in the Health Connect app is not imported. Learn more in Why do steps and calories from Google Health Connect differ from my tracker app?