Connect Google Health, formerly Fitbit, through ROOK and receive its health and fitness data as structured JSON, in the same format as every other data source.
How it connects
Google Health is the new name of Fitbit. ROOK's Google Health integration, formerly the Fitbit integration, connects through the API, so users authorize their account from your connections page and ROOK delivers the data as structured JSON, by webhook and API.
Google Health data, including the data from Fitbit devices, arrives in the same format as every other data source ROOK connects, so your product reads one structure no matter where the data comes from.
ROOK delivers Google Health (formerly Fitbit) data through the same Data Webhook and API as every other data source connected to your account.
Read the Google Health docs
{ "data_structure": "physical_summary", "user_id": "demo-user-01", "physical_health": { "summary": { "physical_summary": { "metadata": { "sources_of_data_array": ["Google Health"] }, "distance": { "steps_int": 8432, "active_steps_int": 6120, "walked_distance_meters_float": 6180.0 }, "activity": { "active_seconds_int": 3240 } } } }}Get started
Use cases
Teams use Google Health data in fitness apps, digital health programs and corporate wellness platforms.
Google Health data
Google Health data from Fitbit devices helps fitness platforms personalize training, track progress and keep users engaged.
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Google Health data gives digital health programs a continuous view of their users between visits.
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Google Health data helps organizations support employee wellness programs with the devices people already use.
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FAQ
What teams ask before they connect Google Health through ROOK.
ROOK delivers Google Health (formerly Fitbit) data through the same Data Webhook and API as every other data source connected to your account.
No. ROOK handles the Google Health connection, so you only enable Google Health as a data source in the ROOK portal.
Through the Google Health cloud API. Users authorize their Google Health account once and ROOK keeps pulling new data, with no mobile development on your side.
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