Google is retiring the technology that lets apps like Aduro's connect directly to Fitbit. As a result, Aduro will no longer support a direct Fitbit connection after September 28, 2026.

Rest assured that any activity, points, and progress you've already earned in your program will not be lost, and your Fitbit data can now sync to the platform through various free apps.

See below for connection instructions and FAQs related to this change.

iPhone

1. Download the Google Health app from the App Store and sign in with the account you use for Fitbit.
2. In Google Health, allow data sharing with Apple Health.
3. In the Aduro app, in the Devices menu, connect Apple Health.
4. For help with Apple Health, click here to visit their support page.

Android

1. Download the Google Health and Health Connect apps from the Play store. Sign in to Google Health with the account you use for Fitbit.
2. In Health Connect, allow data sharing with Aduro and Google Health. In Google Health, allow data sharing with Health Connect.
3. In the Aduro app, in the Devices menu, connect Health Connect.
4. For help with Google Health and Health Connect, click here to visit their support page.

FAQs

Why can’t I connect my Fitbit anymore?

Google is retiring the Fitbit Web API that apps use to connect to Fitbit. We’ve turned off new Fitbit connections ahead of that change.

I already have a Fitbit connected — what happens to it?

Your connection keeps working until September 28, 2026. After that date, it will be turned off and Fitbit data will no longer sync.

Will my Fitbit data stop syncing?

Yes. As of September 28, 2026, Fitbit activity will no longer sync to Aduro automatically.

Do I lose the points or progress I’ve already earned?

No. All points and progress you’ve already earned stay on your account. This change only affects how new activity syncs going forward.

How do I keep tracking my activity?

You can route your device data through another app and connect that to Aduro. On Android, use Google’s Health Connect app; on iPhone, use Google’s Health app and connect it to Apple Health. Set the device to sync into that app, then connect that app to Aduro, and your activity keeps flowing.

Is this Aduro’s decision? Did I do something wrong?

Not at all. This is an industry-wide change coming from Google, not a change to your Aduro program. It affects every app that connects to Fitbit.