On iPhone (Apple Health)
- In the Google Health app, turn on sharing to Apple Health.
- In MoveTogether, connect Apple Health and allow access.
- Pick Google Health / Fitbit as your tracker.
Features → Wearables → Google Health / Fitbit
Via Apple Health or Health Connect
Your Fitbit or Pixel Watch syncs to Google Health. Turn on sharing to Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android, and MoveTogether reads it from there.
Google Health (formerly the Fitbit app) can share your activity to Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android. MoveTogether reads it there. You never sign in to Google inside MoveTogether.
Exact taps for each app are on the data sources guide. Data sources guide
Any device that syncs to your Google Health account.
MoveTogether scores the same activity for every device. Here’s what comes through from Google Health / Fitbit.
| Metric | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Steps | Yes | |
| Active calories | Yes | |
| Exercise minutes | Yes | |
| Workouts | Yes |
Sync timing
New activity reaches MoveTogether once Google Health shares it to Apple Health or Health Connect and MoveTogether syncs. On iPhone, Sync activity in the + menu pulls it in right away.
Every scoring method is fair here, because every device sends its data the same way. Two that suit it: Fitbit challenges with friends: how to get them back
Yes. Pixel Watch syncs to Google Health, which shares to Apple Health or Health Connect.
No. Sharing your activity does not need one.
The one you pick. MoveTogether counts one tracker toward your rings. Change it any time on iPhone: tap your photo on Home, then the gear, then Data Sources.
Turn on sharing in Google Health, then allow MoveTogether to read it.