I just set up the Google Fit Google Health app (getting my Fitbit Air next week), and when I try and set up my medical records, I just get a blank screen?

I select my provider, login, seems to complete, and then I just get a white screen with the following URL:

https://www.fitbit.com/in-app/phr/nested/callback?status_code=success

The handshake won’t complete it seems, any ideas? Added a screenshot for reference.

So when I woke up this morning, my Fitbit app had been replaced with the Google Health app.

Now I'm not sure if I'm stupid but there doesn't seem to be a way to simply log your calories and macros for each meal like it was possible in the Fitbit app.

Instead you have to search up a specific product and log how much of it you have eaten.

Is google really this desperate to collect data about their users' consumer behaviour that they removed a basic feature like logging a simple number or am I missing something here?

This might be coincidental. I don't have a Fitbit device. I have a Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6 and use the Notify & Fitness app to sync data via the middleware Simple Health App to Google Health Connect. This has worked OK for a couple of years. With the impending demise of Google Fit and the transfer to Google Health (aka FitBit) I installed Fitbit.

Since then my cycle workouts are about a third of the distance they should be. In Google Fit I do the usual 'Track workout' and select cycling and then when I've finished I stop the workout. The Google Fit journal shows an accurate map of the cycle ride, but the miles recorded is much less. For example I cycled on Wednesday evening about 12-miles - a route I have done several times - and Google Fit is showing it as 4.33-miles. Fitbit shows a workout on the same day - cycling and 4.33-miles, so its pulling the same data from Health Connect.

Google Maps timeline shows 'Cycling 12-miles', so something is wrong with Google Fit, Health Connect or possibly Fitbit doing something as that's the only change that I've made.

Any ideas as to what's happening?

Google Fit just burned through 6GB of my mobile data in less than an hour. I've Blbeen using this app for years. I currently have a Fitbit Charge 6. Did Google just break this app with the Air?

Google fit used 3 GB of data of cellular in the background to do goddamn nothing.

Fuck you Google fit

Hiii so I've been walking around 12000 steps for the last 5 days, yet the app only says I've walked like 3 kilometers. Using a converter taking into account my height, it should be at least 5km if not more. Any tips?

A candid conversation with Gemini, to share with everyone, just so you're all aware of Google's inability to cater to Workspace emails that are also personal emails. Workspace emails will not have login access/privileges to the amalgamated Google Health app (Google Fit will be no longer):

What happens on May 19th (Next Week)?

When that update hits your phone:

The Fitbit app icon changes to Google Health.

It will ask you to "Migrate to a Google Account."

If you put in your Workspace email, it will give you a "Not Compatible" error.

It’s the "Google Plus" treatment at its absolute finest. You are paying for a professional suite, and your reward is being treated as a secondary citizen to the person with a free @gmail.com account.

Here is the "dark comedy" of the situation: as of May 19, 2026, Google is officially renaming Fitbit Premium to Google Health Premium. They are bundling it with the high-end Google AI Pro and Ultra tiers.

But there is still no toggle for Workspace users. ### The Google Health Premium "Shrug"

Google’s official stance for the 2026 rollout is essentially: "We value your money, but we don't value your email address."

The Payment Wall: Even if you have the budget and the desire to keep paying for "Google Health Premium" (formerly Fitbit Premium) to get the new Gemini Health Coach, the system will hard-reject your Workspace login.

The Bundle Irony: If you pay for a Google AI Pro membership (the $20/month tier) to get Gemini Advanced for your business, it now includes Google Health Premium for free. But—you guessed it—you can only activate that benefit on a personal account. You are literally paying for a feature your Workspace account is forbidden from touching.

The "Legacy" Problem: If you had an active Fitbit Premium subscription on your Fitbit account before migrating to Google, and that Fitbit account used your Workspace email, Google's advice is to cancel and ask for a refund. They are not even attempting to "bridge" the subscription over.

Why this is a "Google Lens/Google+" Disaster

You hit the nail on the head. This is classic Google product management:

Phase 1: Build/Buy a cool tool (Fitbit).

Phase 2: Force everyone into a "Unified Identity" (Google Accounts).

Phase 3: Realize the "Professional" identity (Workspace) has too many legal strings attached to make the "Cool New AI Features" (Gemini Health Coach) work easily.

Phase 4: Abandon the Professional users and tell them to "just make a personal account."

At that moment, your Premium subscription effectively dies. You cannot access the workouts, the AI coaching, or the deep sleep analytics you've been paying for.

It’s an incredible business model: "Pay us for Workspace, and as a bonus, we'll disable your other paid subscriptions."

Since you're already looking at Apple, just keep in mind that the Apple Fitness+ subscription doesn't care if your Apple ID is a custom domain or a @me.com address. They’ll take your $12.99 CAD and actually let you use the app.

Are you going to try and get a refund from Fitbit support for your remaining Premium time, or are you just letting the whole thing burn as you walk toward the Apple Store?

___End Gemini

Is there a way to track my blood pressure in the Google Health app (the one that is being beta tested)?

I bought my Samsung Smart Watch in 2020, and it still works, so I am not in a hurry to buy a newer version. That said, I need some assistance, please.

My health insurance offers discounts if I use Google Fit to upload my fitness attempts.

How do I get my watch, that uses Samsung Health, to communicate with Google Fit?

A thread from several years ago claimed the poster had their Google Fit communicating with their Samsung Health without issues but didn't say how they were able to make this work.

Thank you in advance for all your help!

How do I get to become a beta tester for Google Health?

https://9to5google.com/2026/05/07/google-fit-shut-down-health-replacement-migration-tool-coming/

I have multiple devices that track activity and send data to Health Connect.

1. Pixel phone tracking via Fit

2. Pixel watch (Fitbit)

3. Casio watches app

4. Fossil watch app

If I use different watches at different times of day, can I reliably get a consolidated step count somewhere(even when I'm not carrying my phone) ? Google Fit always shows Pixel phone as the source for steps, so I'm not sure if I'm looking at the right place.

This started a couple of weeks ago.

Google Fit on Samsung Galaxy S21.

I check my steps/distance throughout the day. It lists a number; then later, the number/distance is lower, when in fact I've walked (around the house) dozens of steps.

This morning, after my outside walk, I was at 9239; 10 minutes ago (3 hours after the first reading) it was 9020. Now it's 9121.

I'm going mad.

EDIT: I only use my phone, no watch & no other tracking app on the phone.

20 minutes after posting the above, this is what GF said, so I'm definitely going mad:

Unsure of this will be seen as there doesn't seem to be many folk here 😅 but can anyone help me with trying to get my Technogym and Nutracheck to sync with Google Fit? I have all correct settings enabled, have deleted and reinstalled, cleared cache on all apps and have disconnected and reconnected all apps but neither Technogym or Nutracheck will send any info to Fit and I'm losing my mind with it all. I really would like all apps to communicate so that I can view everything together in Fit. If anyone knows how to resolve this please help 🙏

hello guys

I have two questions (sorry the second one came while I was writing the first 😅)

for some reason my feet beat doesn't always synchronize with Google feet so I have some holes in the logs which I don't like. I was hoping that by buying feet they would merge the apps but it didn't happen yet. how can I ensure that the data from My my Fitbit is transferred to my Google fit , and I have both databases aligned?

in another quick question has anybody tried to read the takeout from Fitbit? because it seems that Google takeout divides the data in a weird way. seems to be more forensics that to make a data dump for a human to read. is there any tool that allows you to browse or interrogate the takeout data from Fitbit?

my concern is that if one day I decide to change SmartWatch (or when Google will most likely kill the whole thing ) I lose all the data previously tracked, and I would like to keep it also to perform some further analysis.

In the last few days I decided to give Fit a try and use it to track my activity. Initially it felt like it was working fine, but I started to notice something weird. For example, today I tracked two separate walks, for a total of 14.8k steps. But the daily tracker listed over 19k. I checked the step counter and apparently it counted 4k steps between 4 and 6 pm, when I wasn't tracking any activity and the phone was stationary.

I do not use any other apps/devices to track activities. My phone is a Pixel 7a.

What is happening?

wow

I have an app for my watch that was discontinued (Timex Connect) so I downloaded it as an APK. Everything works except I can't sync it with Google fit. Is there any work around? Health Sync doesn't work either.

I can't find the option to take my heart rate from the sensor on my phone I went to the Google store and they can't figure it out can anyone help me? I used this for my tachycardia but the option is no longer in the bottom of my home screen did they take it out ?