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Fitbit integration will end on September 30, 2026 Starting September 30, 2026, the Fitbit integration will become Google Health. After that, this integration will no longer be available, and your Fitbit data will no longer be synced. The Fddb app (Android and iOS) will automatically disconnect an existing connection on that date; the Fitbit import on the Fddb website will be discontinued. You can find more information here. |
You can import your data recorded with Fitbit, such as steps and activities, into the Fddb app. So that the data import from Fitbit can take place successfully, please note the following steps:
- Download the Fitbit app. If you have not already done so, create an account there.
- Go to "Tracker & Apps" in the menu of the Fddb app, press "Connect" in the "Fitbit" window and set up the pairing. This requires an Fddb Premium membership.
- In the settings, decide whether you want to synchronize steps / activities / weight.
- On iOS you can additionally define under "Import data from" from when the data should be imported. On Android this setting does not exist; after pairing, steps and activities of the last six weeks and weight data of the last 30 days are loaded.
On the Fddb website, you set up the pairing under "Settings" → "Fitbit" with "Set up connection" instead. There, your weight and activity calories are transferred from Fitbit once per night; there is no selection of data types and no start date.
Please note:
Before the data can be correctly displayed in the Fddb app, always synchronize your Fitbit tracker with the Fitbit app first. Only then can the Fddb app get the current data from Fitbit. After syncing, go to the Fddb app and your diary. When the diary is loaded, the data is then displayed.
If you connect Fddb to more than one app, the calories burned may be charged twice. Check the connections to other trackers and apps to make sure that activities and other data are not imported multiple times.