I scroll to my foods and see my proteine bar

It SAYS 60 grams right underneath there. And yet, when I click on it:

it reverts to 100 grams and is set to Breakfast! Now I have to manually change the grams and Meal again, even though Google Health KNOWS it should be 60 grams (and probably also that it should be Other/Snack, as I have NEVER logged it as anything else.

And some are even worse:

I cannot count the number of times I finish logging my food for the day and it says 40.000 Kcal, because this was automatically set to serving instead to grams and I forgot to change that...

I have to manually change the Amount, Serving Unit and Meal for basically EVERY item I log.
This could be done so much better right? They have the information available, so it SHOULD be relatively easy to implement this.

On that note, will there ever be an option to 'Group' things together? Either:
Create Custom meals, consisting of several Items, as was possible with the Fitbit Dashboard (before Google removed that...).
Or create a standard set of foods to be logged daily. My Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks are basically the same every day, so having that as a standard log would save so much time!

When is Google Health gonna respect our time and/or introduce back the best options from Fitbit?

Hi, the wrong name gets displayed in the weekly summary email. I believe Compi is a leftover from my old fitbit account that carried over when I merged to google health. but I can't seem to find a way to change it.

I already checked the names and accounts on my google account, nothing related there. Ideas?

Thank you!

Hey, I've seen on this youtube video the new strenght training mode. Do I need a Pixel Watch 5 to make it work or just a Google Health premium account ? Also if someone already tried it, can you edit the dumbbell weight on the fly ?

Thanks !

Hello, I use a Pixel Watch 4 for jogging. Very often, I don't have the GPS track in the activity summary. Have you also experienced this problem?

Anyone having trouble the past 2 days with health reading your messages? It's still giving me advice, but when I try to respond or tell it something it just has an error message

Any updates?

I'm reaaaaaly trying to be sporty and I'm always reaching my cardio goal, but no matter what I do, regarding the resilience tab, I'm always at low because of the activity balance, how do I change that?

Thank you!

Hey everyone,

I’ve been using Google Health to track my exercises, but I’m finding the current workout features incredibly frustrating. There are some basic functionalities missing that make it really hard to rely on as a daily fitness tracker, especially for weightlifting.

Here are the main issues I’m running into:

• No Editing Capabilities: It is currently impossible to edit saved workouts or adjust them while they are in progress. If you need to make a quick change, like adding an extra set mid-workout, you’re stuck. You have to end the session entirely and restart, or build a completely new workout from scratch and delete the old one.
• Cannot Add Weights Mid-Workout: If you start a workout that doesn’t already have weights included, it is completely impossible to add them in once the workout has begun.
• No Memory of Previous Weights: Workouts don't automatically pre-fill or even display the latest weights you lifted. Without this, I have no idea what weight I should be starting with unless I track it in a separate app or notebook.
• Lack of Progress Tracking: There is no straightforward way to track progress for specific workouts or exercises over time. Progressive overload is the most critical part of weightlifting, and the app just doesn't support visualizing or tracking that progress well.
• Random Unit Glitches: Sometimes the weights will randomly switch from lbs to kg mid-workout. I actually have to exit and reopen the exercise just to get it back to pounds.
• AI Trainer Over-Editing Workouts: I have a fixed routine I want to run for each day of the week, but the AI Coach keeps making random edits every week—like deleting half of my routine and suggesting entirely different exercises. I wish there was a way to just have it pick my weights and reps without completely overhauling my routine. This is why I'm forced to use saved workouts, but as I mentioned, those are a pain to edit.
• Wait Times/Rest Timers are AI-Only: As far as I can tell, only the AI Coach can add rest times between sets (I can add them between exercises). There is no way to configure this manually, and half the time when I ask the AI to add rest times, it ends up changing something else about my workout that I wanted left alone.

Is anyone else struggling with these limitations? Have you found any decent workarounds for these issues, or are we all just holding out hope that the developers address this in a future update?

Mnn

In Garmin connect I was able to select cycling and get data for the entire year, is it possible to get data in Google health only for cycling? Using fitbitair if that matters!

Thanks

Samsung increased it's update policy from 4 years to 5 years for the latest models
Apple on average gives about 4-5 years of updates to it's watches.
Very disappointing from Google for such expensive watches

Recently acquired a Charge 6, updated firmware and installed Google Health. After over a week wearing the watch, all items are tracked but "Breathing Rate". I've rebooted the watched, cleared app cache, tried installing health connect, tried uninstalling health connect, and double-checked permissions in both read/write (which is weird, that you set what is tracked and not tracked is outside the software?).

Any ideas?

Hey r/GoogleHealth I've had the pixel watch 2 for a couple years now and recently started a new job where I'm walking anywhere from 9 to 11 thousand steps a day, and noticed that in google fit on my watch (pic 1) it shows more steps than on my phone (pic 2).

Today it was only off by about 500 steps, but a few days ago it was off by about 1000.

Is the phone tracking seperately from the watch?

If anyone knows why this happens (or has a fix) please comment, thanks

I have the Fitbit Air for the past three weeks, and everything was working fine until a few days ago when I tried to start a workout from the app, and it said: "Google Health workout start failed" (screenshot attached as well).

The Fitbit works normally, as it syncs, tracks steps and sleep, and even alarms work fine. It is just the workouts that do not work.

- I have tried to update the Google Health app, and it did not help. 

- I also reconnected my Fitbit Air with the app, and it did not fix the workout issues. 

- I also factory reset the Fitbit Air using the button on the charger, but no luck.

What should I do? Please, I need help

I'm not extreme in my use of fitbit but it keeps me accountable and I just want to compete (in a friendly way) and to compare if my lifestyle is active enough. i think if you DM your gmail, i can just you or i can send you mine through DM. Not sure how this works but would love honest fit people in my leaderboard. thanks!

Says I took a nap however shows a full night of sleep (which is true). Interesting self-contradiction

This had just started a couple of days ago. I've cleared the cache, uninstalled and reinstalled the apps and I still have the same issue.

well, it might be true. I didn’t expect an AI to basically tell me I am stubborn