• Connecting Xiaomi Device

  As of now, Xiaomi’s native health apps, such as Mi Fit or Mi Health, do not officially support integration with Health Connect. This means direct synchronization between Xiaomi’s health data and Health Connect isn’t available. One possible solution is to use a third-party solution to bridge the cap. For instance, Google Fit can act as an intermediary: 1. Sync Xiaomi Data to Google Fit: Open your Xiaomi health app (e.g., Mi Fit), navigate to settings, and link it to Google Fit. 2. ConFew readers

• Samsung devices

  Currently, there is no direct connection from Samsung devices to the Activate app. However, it is still possible to send your data from the Samsung app through Health Connect. To sync data from your Samsung device to the Activate app, you need to send the data from Samsung Health to Health Connect and then connect the Activate app to Health Connect. Install the Health Connect app. Open the Activate app. Navigate to Menu → Devices. Enable the Health Connect integration. Open Samsung HFew readers

• Garmin devices synchronizing

  Sometimes there may be a delay between Garmin device data and Activate data. This happens when all data hasn’t been fully synced to Garmin’s cloud, even if it appears in the Garmin app. How to fix syncing issues? Ensure the data is synced to Garmin’s cloud You can check this by opening the Garmin Connect app and looking at the sync icon in the upper right corner. Sometimes it may show as synced, but the data still hasn’t actually been transmitted. What to do if this doesn’t help?Few readers