Health Connect

Google LLC

About this app

Health Connect by Android gives you a simple way to share data between your health, fitness, and wellbeing apps without compromising on privacy.

Once you've downloaded Health Connect, you can access it through your settings by going to Settings > Apps > Health Connect, or from your Quick Settings menu.

Get more from your favorite apps. Whether you're focused on activity or sleep, nutrition or vitals, sharing data between your apps can help you better understand your health. Health Connect gives you simple controls, so you only share the data you want to.

Keep your health and fitness data in one place. Health Connect stores the health and fitness data from your apps in one place, offline and on your device, so you can easily manage the data from your different apps.

Update privacy settings in a few taps. Before a new app can access your data, you can review and choose what you want to share. If you change your mind, or want to see which apps recently accessed your data, find it all in Health Connect.

Ratings and reviews

"It’s a pity that an app with so much potential doesn't support local backups directly on the phone, forcing users to rely entirely on Drive. As the owner of my health and fitness data, I want to view and analyze my information without being required to use cloud storage. On-demand, 100% local backup is a long-overdue feature. Additionally, it lacks a shortcut icon for quick access to health data."

Doesn't work. Doesn't sync correctly between apps that should work with it. No user interface at all on my new Pixel 9A. Says you're supposed to be able to access it in Settings but it's not there. I have to access it through the swipe down at the top of my phone, but like I said, no interface at all. Just a section where you give your apps permissions, but still nothing works. All I'm trying to sync is Google Fit and My Air apps.

The app refuses to sync sleep data after daylight savings or time zones. There is no ability to troubleshoot in this app, or request assistance and the help pages consist of basic common sense troubleshooting, then tells you to talk to whatever app you are trying to sync with (but they'll just say they can't help because it's a third party app, even if they're both made by Google). For an app whose entire function is to sync with other apps, you'd think it would be able to do that one thing

What’s new

Try Health Connect out with your compatible health and fitness apps: https://g.co/android/CompatibleWithHealthConnect