While there isn’t a direct FitBit integration available at the moment, you can sync your FitBit data with our app through Apple Health app.
Step 1: Connect Fitbit to Apple Health
You can use a third party syncing app to transfer your Fitbit data to Apple Health. Some options available in the App Store include Fitbit to Apple Health Sync, myFitnessSync, and Power Sync.
Download a reliable Fitbit to Apple Health syncing app from the App Store.
Open the app and sign in to your Fitbit account when prompted.
Follow the app's instructions to allow access to your Fitbit and Apple Health data.
Select the data you want to sync, such as steps, activity, sleep, or calories.
Start the sync, usually by tapping Sync Now or a similar option.
Open Apple Health → Browse → Activity → Data Sources & Access and make sure the syncing app has permission to add the data.
Step 2: Connect Apple Health to Calorie Counter
Once your Fitbit data is appearing in Apple Health:
Open the Calorie Counter app.
Go to Profile settings.
Connect Apple Health and allow all the permissions.
Your Fitbit data can now sync with Calorie Counter through Apple Health.
✍️ Note: You may notice differences between the step or activity counts shown in Fitbit, Apple Health, and Calorie Counter. Fitbit and Apple Health can use different devices, sensors, and methods to detect and calculate activity. For example, a phone may use built-in motion sensors such as an accelerometer to detect steps, while Fitbit devices use their own sensors and algorithms. Because of these differences, the same activity may not always produce exactly the same numbers across platforms.
If multiple apps or devices are contributing the same type of data to Apple Health, you can also check Data Sources & Access to see which sources are contributing data and which source Apple Health prioritizes.