You don’t need to! The Breathe app talks directly to Fitbit’s servers in order to retrieve activity, sleep and resting heart rate data. You just need to make sure that you synchronise (sync) your fitness tracker with the Fitbit app regularly, so that Breathe can collect accurate and up-to-date metrics from the Fitbit server.

For simplicity we are retrieving your activity from your Fitbit activity tracker. Try to wear your Fitbit as much as possible to ensure the accuracy of this data.

Your Fitbit needs to be regularly synchronised (synced) with your Fitbit app to enable Breathe app access to your data via Fitbit’s servers. Your Fitbit tracker continuously monitors your heart rate, and your resting heart rate is calculated by Fitbit’s servers when they have sufficient data. Depending on what time of day you sync, you may see a delay in resting heart rate data being collected by Breathe. If you think any of your data points are missing from Breathe app, open up Fitbit app and force a sync. Then in the Breathe dashboard, just swipe down in the dashboard to refresh the data from Fitbit’s servers.

Your Fitbit needs to be regularly synced with your Fitbit app, to enable Breathe app access to this data. If any of your data points are missing from Breathe app, open up the Fitbit app and force a sync. After the sync has completed return to Breathe app and refresh its data by pulling down on the dashboard. You should now see all of your measurements up to date.

If you are having problems with your Fitbit tracker not working as you would expect, or the tracker connecting to the Fitbit app, we recommend you speak to Fitbit directly so that they can trouble shoot this with you. There are many options for contacting them here. If your tracker is faulty they can arrange with you to replace it. Tap below for guidance from Fitbit.  https://support.google.com/fitbit/?hl=en#topic=14236398

In Breathe app’s ‘Settings’ page, tap ‘Connected services’, then ‘Fitbit’ and check that you are connected. If not, follow through the process outlined in the Fitbit guide. If you are connected, open the Fitbit app and force a sync with your activity tracker. The go back to Breathe app and pull down on the dashboard page to force a refresh with Fitbit. Finally check your ‘Data Preferences’ in settings to make sure Fitbit is selected as your data source of choice. Hey presto, you should now be able to see your Fitbit data!

Breathe RM already connects to Garmin, Fitbit and Apple Health. If you have an iPhone and use Apple Health as an ecosystem, you can use this option to connect any smartwatch to Breathe RM.