CalorTracker Integrations

How it works

There is no separate connection for each brand. Your band or watch app writes into the hub on your phone, and CalorTracker reads from that hub. So the setup is always the same two parts: let your brand's app write to the hub, then connect the hub in CalorTracker.

This page lists only combinations whose maker documents the link. A brand is missing here when we could not read its maker's own help page.

Set up yours

• Android

  Health Connect

  Connect CalorTracker to Android's Health Connect to import workouts, steps and active calories. Read-only. Setup steps and fixes for common problems.

• Android

  Samsung Health

  Samsung Health writes steps and workouts to Health Connect, and CalorTracker reads them from there. Setup steps, what arrives and what does not.

• Android

  Fitbit

  Fitbit devices can write steps and exercise to Health Connect through the Google Health app, and CalorTracker reads them. Setup and what does not arrive.

• Android

  Xiaomi Mi Fitness

  Mi Fitness can sync a Xiaomi band to Health Connect, and CalorTracker reads steps and workouts from there. Setup, and the Mi Health versus Mi Fitness mix-up.

• Android

  Garmin

  Garmin Connect can send steps and calories burned to Health Connect on Android 14 and above, and CalorTracker reads them. What arrives, setup and limits.

Good to know

• Health sync is in the mobile apps and not on the website.
• An iOS app is not available yet, so there is nothing to set up on iOS.

Privacy

• Read-only. CalorTracker never writes, changes or deletes anything in Health Connect.
• This data is never sold, never passed to data brokers or advertisers, and never used for advertising.
• If you use an optional AI feature after allowing AI data sharing, a summary of up to the last 7 days of activity figures (type, duration, steps, calories) can go with the request. Raw records and the names of the apps or devices that recorded them are not sent.
• You can revoke access in Health Connect’s settings, or turn sync off in CalorTracker, and it stops reading at once. The full wording is in section 6 of the privacy policy.