Learn how to sync your Fitbit data with Macadam to track your steps and activity directly in the app depending on your phone's model.
🍏 For iOS Users:
On iPhone, Macadam primarily relies on Apple Health as its primary data source. Because Fitbit does not natively sync directly with Apple Health, you need a "bridge" app to move your steps from Fitbit to Apple Health so Macadam can see them.
You will need a third-party syncing app. Popular choices include Power Sync for Fitbit or Sync Solver.
Download your chosen sync app from the App Store.
Follow the app’s instructions to log in to your Fitbit account.
Grant the app permission to write data to Apple Health (specifically "Steps" and "Walking + Running Distance").
Run a manual sync to ensure your recent steps appear in the Apple Health app.
🤖 For Android Users:
You'll need to make sure you have installed:
Fitbit wearable device (any model)
Fitbit account
Macadam app installed on your device
Step 1: Access Step Source Settings in Macadam
Tap on your profile icon (top right corner)
Go to Settings (gear icon)
Select "Step Source"
Select "Fitbit"
Tap "Connect"
Step 2: Connect Your Fitbit Account
You'll be redirected to the Fitbit login page
Choose "Continue with Google" or enter your Fitbit email and password
Sign in to your Fitbit account
Grant permissions:
Review the data sharing permissions
Check the boxes to authorize:
"Allow All"
Activity and exercise
Tap "Accept" to confirm
Step 3: Verify Your Connection
✅ Check connection status:
You'll be redirected back to Macadam
Fitbit should now appear in the "Connected" section
You should see "Connected to Fitbit" with a green checkmark
Still Having Issues?
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