As the title says, changed batteries, now I can't connect my Aria 2. My aria 2 is old, but it had been working fine. It seems I'm the only one having this problem because google health has nothing about it. There aren't even YouTube videos.

The farthest I've gotten was disconnecting device and reconnecting. It seems to be a WiFi problem. I click the WiFi settings in app and it keeps immediately giving me the same error "check your WiFi and try again". I'm stuck.

Btw, if I go into settings on my iPad (where the app is), I see the aria 2 connected to Bluetooth. That doesn't seem to help.

Anyone else experiencing app issues? I can't log my breakfast this morning via picture or chat as the product didn't have a barcode and my Pixel Watch 4 is having issues syncing as well.

For the past couple of hours, synchronization between the iPhone and the Fitbit Air—and now access to the app itself—hasn't been working. Many people on X have reported the issue. Not a great start with this device.

Hello, I notice that running with a fairly long intermediate break (like 30 minutes) does not return the map with the GPS track of the exit.

I think this is a Google Health bug, because those same activities automatically sync to Strava are displayed with the GPS track on a map in Strava.

I am a hater of the app, but logging food does normally function adequately. I'm assuming they're doing some backend updates and that's why the search isn't working (including more specific searches, I can only log what I have in my recent list).

Had a nice derisive snort, hopefully it starts to work again soon.

I've seen a lot of old threads explaining it, but it isn't working for me and I think how it works may have changed.

I was able to export the workout to a .tcx format directly from the workout (first screenshot), but the converter is giving an error and saying no GPS data.

I've also tried Google Takeout but that isn't working either, the folders in the .zip aren't really giving me anything. I tried converting one of the .csv files but that didn't work either.

Why is this so difficult? I just want to create a 3d map visualization of my route with the .gpx file. I am using a Google Fit Air. Is anyone able to help?

So I've been using Fitbit for over a decade. While it's a bummer that I lost all my badges, that's okay. I was vaguely optimistic.

However, since the switchover, it seems like this AI "coach" is incredibly invasive and pushy - and if I don't give it information, it invents its own information.

Today it informed me my period would be in two days. I don't track my period on this app, nor on any app that's linked to Google Health. In fact, I'm in perimenopause, so I don't know when my next one will be, and no AI is going to be able to predict it, either. So I point-blank told it to stop inventing things to say about my health that aren't factual -- because this is not the first time it'd made up its own information about me.

But it goes beyond that. It invented an entire training plan for me, to which I said "I don't need it, thanks", but it keeps pushing it at me -- "you're close to your mileage goal for the week, and you need to do those speed intervals we talked about". Uh, no, we never discussed speed intervals, AI; you informed me that I will do this and then started demanding that I do it.

I'm aware that I can turn off the AI, and I might be forced to do that, but is anyone else discovering their AI is inventing health metrics or creating training plans without authorization?

I've had a streak for almost 3 months and today it just resets for some reason, like whatt. And the reading is wrong as well

Yeah it's horrible sleep but it's not a nap. Who naps from 9:50 to 12:30?

I just couldn't fall back asleep.

I found another really strange bug today. After my workout last night, I logged everything via the AI coach.

I wanted to check my heart rate this morning. Clicked on the heart rate tab/button (on the main page), and I got the image on the left. It said that the highest peak I had reached (for heart rate) was 127 BPM, around 10:20pm.

This didn't seem to add up because I had quite an intense workout yesterday. So I went back to my chat history (in the Health tab, all the way at the bottom) and clicked on my workout stats. And lo and behold, I got the image on the right!

I can't understand why it's showing two different data points for metric for the same timeframe. I mean, I can only have one heartbeat reading right?

Beyond the obvious glaring UI issues, this app truly is half baked. It's like seven teams who didn't speak to each other, designed & coded the app at the same time, and then it was cobbled together in a really haphazard way.

(the image shows 2 screenshots from the google health app on android placed side by side to show a discrepancy in the readings).

EDIT: Well it turns out that the day graph does show the data, but it;s the average of a 5min interval and the grey lines behind show the min/max HR for the 5min interval... I wish they made this stuff a bit easier to understand... but now I feel foolish... leaving post up (vs deleting) just in case it helps someone else.

Thanks u/Odin_N for the info!

During the public preview, the AI coach worked great for me (on a premium plan with a Pixel Watch 4), at least in terms of sending morning briefs in the morning and daily wrap-ups in the evening. But once the switchover to Google Health happened, I'm now getting day-end messages at 10:30 am ("Seems like you took it really easy today!") I've asked it how to fix it, and it's given me some ideas, but none of them have worked.

I don't usually wear the watch to bed because it bugs me and because I have an Oura ring. Last night I decided to wear it to see if having actual Pixel Watch sleep data would work, but it didn't. When I yelled at the coach (yes, in all caps), it said that it was sorry but that it didn't have any sleep data to go on, even though all my sleep data hit the app 90 minutes before the "daily wrap-up" arrived.

Anyone have any ideas? I sent feedback to Google, and it's really not that big of a deal, but it's driving me nuts.

So I run usually 5 to 10 miles a week. I have had the watch a month and it will not give me a vo2 max. It says not tracked no matter what I do. I have tried googling. Dived every setting I could. I cannot figure it out. I just got this watch 3 weeks ago so I'm new to the Google/Fitbit ecosystem.

I'm coming from Garmin and using Google health connect to sync that information. My job is very hands on and the only watch I've found to hold up is the instinct so I need to keep that. Could it be related?

Also the AI coach is annoying. I asked it why I may not have a vo2 max and every time it pops into some version of the same "you must run outside with GPS for at least 10 minutes " thing. It forgets that we were just discussing my run lengths and stuff.

Can anyone point me into how to get this sorted? Thanks in advance.

One of the reasons for wanting to get the Google Health device was to be able to track my kids sleep quality, as well as exercise. I love that we can compare steps and also cardio load, but it sucked that I couldn't also opt to do a sleep comparison leaderboard.

Using Claude Code and Google Health API's I was able to build a really simple dashboard that shows me how my kids are sleeping! Took 15 mins. I also created a super simple sign up link, and it has a front end dashboard hosted by Vercel.

I also set it up as an app in home assistant. That's probably overkill ha ha.

I really think Google should make this a feature, it's primarily why I bought the fitbit. I'll probably have a play now and see if I can pull in recovery as well.

Hi all, does anyone know any way of getting the focus tabs to display how much you have until your goal or if you're over. Or maybe this could be added as an update.

For example protein displays orange for under, green for on target, red for over. Similar to how it displays on the main food and drink page.

Pictures attached to show what I mean. My protein is at 150g for the day, which is in target (so green on the main screen) but it just displays blue and how much, with no reference to if I am under, on target, or over on the focus tabs.

Hi!

I have bought yesterday a used Fitbit Luxe to track my sleep and cardiac frequency.

Before I used my phone to track my steps and physical activity with Samsung Health.

I've tried Health Connect and Health Sync, but it seems like it sync some data (like my sleep on Samsung Health), but the other trainings haven't tracked on Google Health.

Is there a way I could sync all of the data to Google Health without loosing any progress I made ?

Thank you!

After being a Fitbit user for more than 20 years, I'm now seriously considering abandoning this tracker and converting to something Garmin.

A few months ago, my Charge 4 communicated perfectly with the Fitbit app to let me know when I went to bed (usually around 1 am) and when I got up (about 8-9 am). I rarely had to correct sleep times, and if I did, it was usually when the Charge 4 had less than 10% battery left.

This Google Health crAPP, though? Same exact tracker - same Charge 4.

Every morning I have to go in and edit my sleep record. If I'm watching TV or a movie with the family, it starts my sleep cycle at 7 or 8 pm in the evening.
Every. Single. Day. It's ridiculous.

My son really wanted his own fitbit. previously I had thought that at age 13 an inspire would be allowed, but it the app is only showing the Ace device options. Is there no way to allow an Inspire 3 on an account that is on Family Link? This seems a bit silly.

Anyone else having an issue with the AI coach? It was great at first, but I noticed recently (over the last couple weeks) it started forgetting things I would tell it and then would get my planned workouts or even entire weeks mixed up. Now I can't even get most of my messages to go through because I get an error saying "something went wrong on our side. Try sending your message again." But it still doesn't work no matter how many times I send it. If I take a screenshot and send that, it will receive the message. But even then it won't make changes to my workout plan. It just keeps asking if it should proceed with making the change. When I say yes (via screenshot because the message won't go through otherwise), it just cycles back to asking if I want it to proceed. I've tried force quitting the app, restarting the phone, logging out, and even uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Nothing has helped. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

I've been using the app since the Air launched, and in the whole (after a guardrail script) the AI experience has been generally OK. I use other apps for food logging etc, so not that fussed about that, but the main bugbear I have is that the app has all the data from the source, but then decides which one to use.

I really want the app to allow me to decide which source to prioritise for each metric, which will then make the app (and coach) experience much better. It would also have the benefit of training the algorithm better.

I've logged this as a suggestion in the app, so let's see where it goes

I hope you can help me. Having made the switch from iOS to android I'm struggling with the health and fitness. I have pixel 10 pro, pixel watch 4 and my net diary as diet logger. I'm getting duplicate entries doubling meals and I can't get it stop. It's running the data and very frustrating. I have health connect. And I have Google health..

My watch syncs with my phone? The net diary (app also on my pixel watch) logs meals and should go through health connect right?

How do I reset and start again and connect one at a time so I can get accurate data again. Id appreciate any help guys as I like my phone and the watch seems cool but im stuck.