Question 1

How does FitKit get my Fitbit data?

Accepted Answer

You sign in with Google, then tap Connect Fitbit. That opens Google Health permissions for activity, sleep, and nutrition. FitKit reads the numbers you allow and draws the grids on your phone. Details are in the Privacy Policy at fitbitkit.com/privacy.

Question 2

Which data types can auto-fill a grid?

Accepted Answer

Steps, distance, active minutes, sleep duration, heart-rate zones, and logged workouts are supported today. You choose which metric powers each auto habit and set the daily or weekly target that counts as complete.

Question 3

Do I need a Fitbit to use FitKit?

Accepted Answer

The iOS app is a Fitbit companion. You need a Google account and a Fitbit or Pixel Watch tied to Google Health for the synced grids to fill. Extra activities you add yourself stay on the phone.

Question 4

My steps aren't showing up. What should I check?

Accepted Answer

Sign in, tap Connect Fitbit, and allow activity, sleep, and nutrition read. Pull to refresh on an activity. The watch has to have synced to Fitbit first.

Question 5

Is FitKit free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FitKit is free. There is no paid tier, no subscription, and no in-app purchases. Coming soon for iOS.

Question 6

Will it stay free?

Accepted Answer

That is the plan. If that ever changes, it will be announced in the version history well ahead of time and nothing you already have will be taken away.

Question 7

Will you add cross-device syncing of my habits?

Accepted Answer

Activity history lives on each phone. We do not store your health records. Sign in on another device and connect Fitbit again. The grids refill from Google Health.

Question 8

Can I request a feature?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. FitKit is built by a small team and user requests genuinely shape the roadmap. Email your idea to support and it goes straight onto the board.

Question 9

How do custom targets work?

Accepted Answer

Each habit has a target — a number of steps, hours of sleep, sessions per week, or a simple check. A day only turns its full color when you meet or exceed the target, so partial days read as partial progress on the grid.

Question 10

Can one habit count more than once a day?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For manual habits like glasses of water you can log multiple completions, and the grid cell deepens as you approach the daily goal.

Question 11

How do I disconnect Fitbit or delete my data?

Accepted Answer

Settings → disconnect, or Settings → Delete account. Deleting the account removes your email and tokens from our servers. Uninstalling removes the grids from the phone. The Privacy Policy at fitbitkit.com/privacy covers this in full.

Question 12

Widgets aren't updating on Android.

Accepted Answer

Some Android manufacturers aggressively limit background refresh. Exclude FitKit from battery optimization in system settings so widgets can update on their normal schedule.

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Fitbit, Pixel Watch, and Google Health

How does FitKit get my Fitbit data?

Which data types can auto-fill a grid?

Do I need a Fitbit to use FitKit?

My steps aren't showing up. What should I check?

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