Important: Support for the legacy Fitbit Web API ends on
September 30, 2026. After this date the API will continue to operate, but Google will no longer fix bugs or provide API support. On
October 30, 2026, the Fitbit Web API will be turned off and will no longer function or sync data to or from Fitbit users. To continue accessing data for your users after this date, migrate to the Google Health API. While we are not onboarding new projects at this time, we are actively working to open access to more developers and will share updates here as availability expands. For full timelines and steps, see the
Fitbit Web API Migration Guide.
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App stores
When your app is ready, you can publish it to Google Play and the Apple App
Store. For more information, see the following resources:
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