App Profile: FitBridge for Fitbit

SuperVela

Rating: 4/5

Does what it promises but should be clearer on 7-day limit (calendar is clunky and reverts to 2016) and requires you to move the FitSync data above Apple Health. Read other reviews to get the details. Here’s hoping for an auto-sync feature, including the reading all historical data (even if a week at a time).

BMH292

Rating: 5/5

This app provides the granularity in data for heart rate, calories burned in intervals throughout the day, etc where other apps provide only a single summary/average. It provides easy ability to select which categories of data to sync It provides the ability to synch data by a range of dates. If you have had Fitbit a long time and want ALL history synched it’s best to do it in chunks at a time or at least a category at a time. Since this app is getting the DETAILED intervals and not just a summary line there is a LOT of data. It WILL take longer than other apps to synch for this reason. This is not a ‘fault’ or an issue, it simply reflects the amount of data being transferred. It does not provide an option to ‘auto synch’. This not an issue for me but apparently it is a feature some folks value. The best Fitbit to Health synch app I have found…..

Guillochon

Rating: 3/5

The ONLY app I found that actually does this (I tried many others apps and all failed to do this basic thing). Does need an auto sync in the app, once a day would be fine, you can set up a sync automation in the shortcuts app, and it somewhat works, however: the date range for some reason does not update as days pass, and also it appears to log one out of FitBit quite frequently. So in short: it can do the sync manually, but the automatic sync needs a lot of work.