Yes, Fitbit to Apple Health Sync · is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Fitbit to Apple Health Sync · is free.
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3 out of 5
3 ratings in Denmark
I downloaded this because I wanted to import my step count history from FitBit to Apple Health now that I have an AppleWatch. Now the Apple Health has step counts that I know are wrong! Beware of this app for importing data.
I signed up with the understanding I had a free trial. However, I was instantly charged. What the heck? Seems I am not the only person this has happened to either.
The Title says it all. It delivers what it promises with auto sync yet (with IAP). I didn’t believe it until I tried the free trial. Definitely purchasing the yearly version once the trial ends.
I read the reviews on all the apps that sync Fitbit to My Health, and there were positive and negative reviews on all of them. But this was the only one I found with a free trial, and it’s only $20 a year! I find it works great, syncs immediately, and I’m keeping my subscription :) Update- the only annoying thing is that I have to log back in every single time I use it.
I wanted something simple to use without all the extra bells and whistles. Works well for me and my needs!! Syncs with my iPhone (I don’t want an Apple Watch) and it serves me perfectly!
Syncs well but the “Try for free” button charged me $19.99 immediately instead of giving me a free trial period. Seems pretty shady.
Should not need a separate app to sync it’s a scam
It’s easy to set up and it works. 7 day free trial and then $5/mo. (Can’t remember annual rate) so not bad. Also, at least according to the developer, they aren’t tying your data to you and selling it so that is better than some of the other options out there. Giving it a 4/5 because there is data I would have liked to have pulled over from fitbit to health that didn’t make it. The detail on my sleep is one I was really hoping for. As in, REM, Light Sleep, Deep Sleep, and Awake. It transfers the total minutes asleep (not just spent in bed) but leaves out the stages. Unlike most people, I have the Fitbit primarily to monitor my sleep as I have chronic insomnia, so not getting the sleep detail was a bummer. Also, I am a cis female and would have liked my menstrual cycle info to carry over but that isn’t an option. That being said, after reading all the horrible reviews of the other apps out there I decided to give this one a chance and I’m glad I did. No bugs, no set-up drama, not super expensive, no ads.
