Google Fit

- October 28, 2014

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Description

Make a healthy change in your life by becoming more active, aware and motivated.

Effortlessly track your activity:
• Just carry your phone and get access to your walking, running and cycling activity.

Reach your fitness goals:
• Set goals based on either duration or steps and see your progress throughout the day.
• Receive performance-based recommendations for activity goals.

A comprehensive view of your fitness:
• Connect third party devices and apps to Fit and we’ll show you all of your fitness data in one place.

Available everywhere:
• Compatible with all Android Wear devices.
• Also access Google Fit on the web at http://www.google.com/fit and on your tablet.

Reviews

4.2

10,829 total

5 5,853

4 2,717

3 1,187

2 440

1 632

Kurt Beyer

Moto 360 Integration Not so happy that my previous data was erased. Do I need to use the Google Fit Heart Rate app to log my heart rate in this system or can I stick with Motorola's?

Emmanuel Herrera

Won't work I can't even sign in....it keep saying can't download account information.... All my fit data on my moto 360 has been wiped but I can't use the app on my phone....I hope update comes soon

Andrew Minarik

Excited to see this implemented...but missing key things walking, running, and biking are not the only forms of workout. VERY happy to see that you can manually add an activity, but how about the other exercises? like situps, pushups, weight lifting, etc? it seems like pretty standard things to be able to add

Red Lloyd

Not responsive or accurate standalone On a phone_only install, either didn't count steps or counted inaccurately.

Nicholas Costa

Needs work The ui is almost too simple, no other apps sync to it to my knowledge (runkeeper specifically), it doesn't sync with the Web site very well, it won't update on my girlfriend phone. Fix it!

Gaurav Agrawal

Sync Issues with LG G Watch My step count keeps on fluctuating throughout the day. Instead of being a companion app, it messes up Wear Fit data. Also, UI tries too hard to be minimalistic, so much that it's difficult to find even basic functionality (considering the fact that app is very limited)

User reviews

Kurt Beyer October 28, 2014

Moto 360 Integration Not so happy that my previous data was erased. Do I need to use the Google Fit Heart Rate app to log my heart rate in this system or can I stick with Motorola's?

Emmanuel Herrera October 29, 2014

Won't work I can't even sign in....it keep saying can't download account information.... All my fit data on my moto 360 has been wiped but I can't use the app on my phone....I hope update comes soon

Andrew Minarik October 28, 2014

Red Lloyd October 29, 2014

Not responsive or accurate standalone On a phone_only install, either didn't count steps or counted inaccurately.

Nicholas Costa October 29, 2014

Needs work The ui is almost too simple, no other apps sync to it to my knowledge (runkeeper specifically), it doesn't sync with the Web site very well, it won't update on my girlfriend phone. Fix it!

Gaurav Agrawal October 29, 2014

Josh Faulkner October 29, 2014

Finally some Android Wear Support! I've been wanting an app that syncs my pedometer info from my Moto 360 to my phone and this does the trick. However, the app is very light on features and does not include a widget for your home screen to keep track of steps easily, unlike Samsung ' s S-Health. Hopefully Google will beef this up in the near future.

maria sims October 28, 2014

Ok, but... Why won't it remember my settings? I hit save after each section but when I go back, it shows no height or weight. Help! I want to give it 5 stars!

Boomshnka ! October 29, 2014

Not pulling data from Moto 360 I seem to have fallen in the camp that can't get the Google Fit app to pull steps and heart activity from my Moto 360. It seems to be counting steps from my phone only. I don't have the issue that many have reported where it wipes the fit data from my watch...likely as it's not talking to the watch. When I go to "Connected apps and devices" there is nothing listed...as numerous other people with the Moto 360 have reported. One oddity I've found is that the step count on my Moto 360 is now much higher than it should be. I've been up for an hour and just walking around my house shows that I've taken over 3600 steps...highly unrealistic. I don't know if this is some effect of the Google Fit app or not though. Outside of the watch integration issue, I like the app and can't wait for other software/hardware developers to start integrating with it. **Update** I completely reset my Moto 360 and it now appears to be syncing with the Google Fit app. I still don't see it listed in the connected apps and devices list however.

Gilson Cortes October 28, 2014

Good start to the app, but the pedometer is a little inaccurate. Some features that would be great too would be the addition if other activities and adding the ability to input calorie intake from foods.

Russell Najar October 29, 2014

Disappointed I was expecting something like MyFitnessPal, but instead I am disappointed. It looks like the app was pushed out too soon with not much in the feature department. I have done over 100 steps so forth without even moving my position. My rating remains, until this app actually becomes something worth the time.

Darjan Zivadinovic October 28, 2014

This is an outrage !!! Why does this app doesn't work in Macedonia ? Google location reporting not available in FYROM; i've been waiting for an app like this and now it tells me it can't track my activities. Why isn't it possible just to track the steps taken for example, i really don't care at all about the location

Toya Black October 28, 2014

Hmm so far useless I have a samsung wearable and use S health. Don't see where you can sync the two. Hopefully they add that at some point but right now, not doing me much good but taking up space. :(

Gery Teague October 28, 2014

Nice initial app - Needs more The app needs to include either: General categories like weight lifting, core strengthening and flexibility, or Custom categories so the user can enter things like, Bench Press, Squats, Sit-Ups, Yoga, Stretching, etc. I hope to see these in an update soon, because I have to put all of this under a category it doesn't fit under right now. Thanks Devs!

Rudolph Bouwer October 28, 2014

Needs gym routines/activity tracking There are so many activity takers out there and they all lack the ability to add or track gym routines. The best I've seen this far is Jefit but adding your own routine is difficult

PAVAN KUMAR October 28, 2014

Wiped all Data I have using G watch from about 4 months and 360 from a month, all the step count and heart collected has been erased from my history. And everything was reset.

Antonis Stylianou October 29, 2014

Does not work standalone if location reporting is not supported in your cou Does not work standalone, if location reporting is not supported in your country. if location reporting is not supported, will it work with android wear? . In the past location reporting was supported in my country now google decided to remove it.

Justin Lefkus October 28, 2014

Erased Moto 360 Data, Don't See 3rd Party Integration A little upset that my Moto 360 data got erased, would like to be able to sync it with my Aria scale. Doesn't seem to accept height and weight inputs. Doesn't seem to be a way to determine how steps will be tracked, for example use Moto 360 or Fitbit instead of phone accelerometers. Not really sure why Google released this in the state it's in, seems very unfinished.

Jaime Ramirez October 29, 2014

Good, but pretty bare bones. Also kinda buggy. I understand that this is still in version 1, but its still pretty bare and buggy. Only walking, running and cycling. It has to option to put other, but you can't name it. Overall, it works pretty good. Will lower rating if improvement doesn't happen soon.

Peter Springsteen October 28, 2014

Minimalist styling, minimal functionality Feature set is not very robust yet, but the app is aesthetically pleasing and is at the very least a desirable dashboard for any Android Wear user. Looking forward to future integrations.

M Scott Adams October 28, 2014

Kinks galore to be ironed out Just installed this on my Moto X (paired with a Moto 360). (1) It erased all of my previous Fit data. (2) It doesn't seem to register steps on the 360, though the steps transferred to my phone. (3) It registered 0 minutes of activity on both the phone and watch, despite an elevated heart rate during a 30-minute workout on the treadmill. (4) It's not syncing at all with the Chrome-accessible Google Fit. I'm *really* looking forward to posting a 5-star review for this, because Google can certainly get it right. Hopefully they get it right soon!

jason montague October 29, 2014

Worked for one day Pedometer functionality is gone. Doesn't recognize activities. Nexus 5

Fred Eaton October 28, 2014

Not worth much right now Went for a 30 minute bike ride and walked around my office quite a bit and all it logged was 3 steps. Not working quite right on the Galaxy S4.

Artem Andrusenko October 28, 2014

Nice and clean Nice and clean design. Love the auto detection. Lacking features compared to runtastic suite of apps

William Forbes October 28, 2014

Just wondering Why promise third party app integration and then not allow us to add third party apps?

Christopher Moye October 28, 2014

Great start - needs to be iterated on Would be nice to be able to add different exercises and see an estimated calorie count. I understand that the phone can't track my sit-ups or what not. Pedometer inaccuracy seems to be linked to the phone itself; works fine for my Nexus 5.

Ravikiran Jigajinni October 29, 2014

Not downloading the info :( Though i m excited for this app... developers pls fix the issues ASAP :)

Paul Kounine October 28, 2014

Great app. Simple is good! So many complaints about how simple and bare-bones this is, but I think it's great. I set it and forget it. It counts my steps and cycling time (although distance is more important). Weights and yoga can't be recorded with automation, and manual entries are prone to forgetfulness. This app is meant to be simple, not an archive for every physical activity under the Sun!

Jacob Miheve October 29, 2014

Good concept, but not ready for release yet Multiple issues: Step count doesn't match between my phone (HTC One (M8)) and my LG G Watch, even after a manual sync, with the phone showing more steps than the watch. Then ten minutes later, the step count on my watch has increased to match my phone, even though I've just been sitting at my desk. FAIL. Step count isn't accurate. The UP app on my watch shows 641 steps, Google Fit shows 697 on the same device. FAIL. It's not syncing at all with the website. 697 steps on my phone and watch, and zero on the web app. FAIL. No integration with other apps yet? There should have been at least one or two lined up before release. Less critical, but still a failure. Two stars because the concept is very promising, but the execution is badly lacking.

Kelly Hawker October 28, 2014

Good start, has lots of potential I really like charts and graphs! Seeing those is motivating already. But as other users have said, the pedometer isn't quite accurate yet. And if you could expand the list of activities, that would be great. For instance, the Nexercise app has an extensive list of activities. If you could do something similar, that will improve the app drastically. Thanks, devs! :)

Murray Latham October 28, 2014

Bare bones Doesn't seem to offer much that other apps do and more. Can't figure out if Mio Link heart rate monitor will connect. Needs Endomondo connectivity as well as Garmin Vivosmart.

David Winston October 29, 2014

Basically useless Does not sync with ANYTHING. Well, it does pull steps from my Galaxy Gear Live, but I would prefer it pull steps from my phone because the pedometer on the watch is very inaccurate. Can't see where to change this. I use S-Health on my S-4 for my activity tracking, and it does not sync with this at all, so it's just an additional app that provides nothing I'm not already getting. It may be of some use if it would sync across platforms, but it does not sync info to my Note 8.0 tablet, or desktop browser. No features+no sync+inaccurate+superfluous= useless.

Amir Shadaab Mohammed October 29, 2014

Needs a widget ASAP Only thing missing is a widget. Would have given 5 stars if it had a widget.

Zane Zakraisek October 29, 2014

Doesn't sync good with android wear If I walk around without my phone, but wearing my android wear device, as soon as I come back in contact with my phone, the step count on the android wear watch is reverted back to the count on the phone rather than the count on the phone being updated to the value on the watch

Tiffany Mason October 28, 2014

Well, it is okay I was expecting more. It is just a pedometer and seems to fail at that. Inaccurate steps. Endomondo or Nexercise do better. I'm expecting great things from this because it was done by Google, but so far unimpressed. At least with other apps I can add other excersice activities that I do. This app feels rushed and unfinished. I will keep it for now and hope Google makes it better but honestly I like endomondo and nexercise alot more...

Derek Holmes October 29, 2014

I like the app but the pedometer isn't accurate. I have used S health for a long time and even compared it to a pedometer, Google fit counted 700 steps when S health was over 3000! They really need some form of adjustment to account for different phones.

Kirk Hanneson October 29, 2014

Doesn't quite work for me ... Love the concept; however, integration between android wear & google fit appears to be one sided. Android Wear only appears to report on what the phone sensors have captured. This morning I did a quick test .. simply: woke up, but on my LG G watch (Wear 2.0), started my morning routine, returned shortly after, put my Withings Pulse in my pocket, walked arournd some more, and then picked up my phone (Nexus 5, Android L Final Preview) - this is the result: Android Wear (as recorded throuh Jawbone UP): 3,229 steps - note: the up app uses Android Wear's Pedometer. Withings: 2,680 steps Google Fit: 2,058 Steps As the Nexus 5 has a built in pedometer, I'd expect Google Fit to essentially compare what's recorded between Wear's pedometer and 5's. I attempted to email the developer regarding my issues; however, the email provided appears to be a dead ends, telling me to look at the online support site. Odded yet, the online site help does not match the help file within the android app. Going to remove Android Fit & perhaps try again when a new revision is added.

Desmond Ntandwenhle Nzuza October 29, 2014

Love it Love the integration with other apps. Not very accurate but its better than anything I've tried before

Justin Mower October 28, 2014

Barebones Well, it can track running, walking, biking, heart rate, and perhaps one or two other things I'm forgetting. Things I would like to see integrated: Calorie tally of some kind. Sleep graph or something from compatible devices. Water intake? Okay that's nitpicky. Swimming compatibility. Heart rate monitoring may cover part of it, but gym workout tracking. Trophy room (shows your top 3 in given categories, say best mile times all time, etc) App has quite a long way to go to compete with current market rival

EZE V October 29, 2014

not working the website, settings, THERE S NO "SAVE" BUTTON TO ACCEPT THE INPUT OF WEIGHT AND HEIGHT!!!. why does the android app DOESNT WORK WITHOUT LOCATION REPORTING ENABLED? it has NOTHING to do with the ability to track motion with gps and connect to de internet on my phone, it s just a blatant example of privacy breach. if it sucks up battery i will uninstall... it d be nice to be able to track my elderly parents (locations and movements ) just to know they havent fainted or died on the street...

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October 28, 2014

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