#Fitbit connect service has stopped how to

#Fitbit connect service has stopped how to

These will appear just like activities tracked directly in the Runkeeper app:įor more information about how to track activities with your Fitbit, we recommend checking out their knowledge base article here! Distance and Pace (if tracked with GPS).Here's how your Fitbit activities will appear in Runkeeper: In addition to activities tracked on your Fitbit wearable device, Runkeeper will also sync over 'Mobile Runs' tracked on your Fitbit mobile app. As of October 2017, these activities will sync over to Runkeeper, both in the app and on *! This will include actively tracked activities (as of November 2017, passively tracked Fitbit activities or 'SmartTrack' activities will not sync to Runkeeper).

With some newer Fitbit devices, you can also track activities like running, hiking, spinning, etc. You'll be able to see the following 24-hour stats in your feed after connecting your Runkeeper and Fitbit accounts: Fitbit steps are only available on the feed at this time.įitbit tracks your motion all day and night, allowing you to see how active you are, and inspiring you to walk more and do more.

You will see Fitbit in the list of apps all you have to do is click the 'Connect to Fitbit' button and follow the prompts!įitbit activities will appear in both the Runkeeper app and on.

Log into, go to Settings, and select Apps.

You'll be brought to the Fitbit sign-in page and all you have to do is sign in with your Fitbit username/email and password, and allow Runkeeper access.

Under Services you should see the option to connect to Fitbit tap on Fitbit.Tap on the settings gear next to your profile picture, then tap on Apps, Services, and Devices.Head to your Settings (located in the Me tab - click the gear icon in the top right) then click on Apps, Services, & Devices. To connect your Fitbit account and your Runkeeper account, follow these instructions: