How to Sync Apple Health Data With Google Health on Your iPhone
Google has rolled out an update for its Google Health app on iPhone that improves compatibility with Apple's health ecosystem. The latest version allows users to import health and fitness records stored. . .
Google has rolled out an update for its Google Health app on iPhone that improves compatibility with Apple's health ecosystem. The latest version allows users to import health and fitness records stored inApple Health, including information gathered from an iPhone,Apple Watchand other HealthKit-supported applications. Googlehas also added two-way synchronisation, enablingFitbitdata to be shared directly with the Apple Health app for a more seamless cross-platform health tracking experience. How to Import Apple Health Data Into Google HealthGoogle has made it easier for iPhone users to move their health information into theGoogle Healthapp. To get started, users should first update the app to the latest version from theApp Store. After opening the app and signing in with a Google account, they can connect Apple Health by granting the required Health permissions during setup or through the app's settings. Google Health now lets iPhone users send their Fitbit data directly to Apple Health. That means your steps, workouts, sleep, and other health metrics can finally live in one place. 📱⌚https://t. co/nsGaq8ylxA— iGeeksBlog (@igeeksblog)August 4, 2026Choose the Health Data You Want to SyncOnce Apple Health is connected, users can decide which types of information they want Google Health to access. Available categories include steps, heart rate, sleep, workouts and other supported health metrics. After confirming these permissions, the selected data is imported into Google Health, with future updates continuing to sync automatically based on the permissions granted. Latest Update Adds Two-Way Apple Health and Fitbit SyncThe newest update introduces two-way synchronisation between Google Health and Apple Health. Users can now send Fitbit data, including exercise records, sleep information, vital statistics and step counts, directly to Apple's Health app. This allows Fitbit data to be accessed by other HealthKit-compatible apps without relying on third-party syncing solutions. Smart Health Links Bring Easier Medical Record SharingGoogle has also introduced a new feature called Smart Health Links, which lets users securely share medical records with healthcare providers or trusted family members. Combined with native Fitbit syncing, the update offers a more seamless way to manage health information across Google's and Apple's health ecosystems, making it easier for iPhone users to keep all their health data in sync. ALSO SEE:Google Pixel Watch 5 Leak Reveals Price, Colours, Health Features Ahead of Pixel 11 Launch