Unlike most of our integrations, Samsung Health requires you to install our free FitnessSyncer for Android app, which, in addition to giving you quick mobile access to your dashboard and stream on the go, will also integrate Samsung Health with the FitnessSyncer Platform.
Once in FitnessSyncer for Android:
To use sources or destinations beyond Samsung Health, you can use the back button to get to the Sources and Destinations page to add those.
You should note that non-Pro users are limited to the number of sources and destinations tasks they have within their account, and each of these switches count towards this.
Advanced features such as filters are not available within the app; however, they are available on FitnessSyncer.com.
FitnessSyncer for Android will either sync your Samsung Health when you press the “Sync” button or automatically periodically if you are connected to Wi-Fi. To disable the Standard Syncs or change the requirement for Wi-Fi, you can navigate to the Settings tab and select Device Syncs here.
If you are having issues with the standard sync, please ensure that the Launch at Startup and Standard Synchronization are checked and that if you have elected to only sync over Wi-Fi that you are connected to Wi-Fi at the determined sync time. FitnessSyncer Pro users can schedule the periodic syncs by scheduling a Refresh Source Destination Task.
If you are having any issues with FitnessSyncer for Android, please make sure that you are using the latest version of FitnessSyncer for Android and Samsung Health.
Should you have any feedback or issues regarding the app, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Yes, you may add filters to Samsung Health sources and destinations, but you must do that on FitnessSyncer.com.
No, FitnessSyncer for Android is intended to only support one source and one destination for each data type and Samsung Health account. If you require multiple accounts, please contact us for assistance.
Samsung Galaxy phones optimize battery usage and turn off applications that run in the background. This can be an issue for applications like ours, which work in the background to synchronize while you are away. Fortunately, you can disable this by:
Usually, this is because one or more of the required permissions were not accepted. The dialog that Samsung Health shows is scrollable and may have more permissions that you must toggle. If you are still experiencing issues, please contact us.
Sorry but Samsung has not yet provided a sustainable way for us to get to your data on IOS. If you need more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
We do not have a native solution; however, Run4Gear does have an integration with FitnessSyncer.
We do support the Samsung Health JSON file format at this time. Instead, we recommend that you use our native support within Samsung Health, which will yield better, more reliable results for you.
Starting July 2020, Samsung Health does not allow any third-party applications to publish steps to the Samsung Health ecosystem; to manage step counts in Samsung Health, you must have a supported Samsung Health step counting device.