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Can I see Google Health Connect data in the Withings Web App?

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Written by Scott B

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Since Google Fit/Fitbit decided to kill off their useful (i.e. web) dashboard, I'm looking around to see if I can get that data into a different web dashboard. So, I'm wondering if that new Google Health Connect stuff can be used to get data into the Withings Web App (or any web dashboard)? Or if the data would stay trapped on my Android phone?

 

I currently have a Withings scale (Body Cardio, IIRC). I have had a Withings BP cuff, but that started having issues, so I've got a non-smart (I think) Omron BP now. I also have a Google Pixel Watch 3 that connects to my Pixel 8 Pro phone. I also have a Wahoo Elemnt bike GPS/computer for outdoor cycling activities and generally Zwift (connected to Tacx Neo 2T smart trainer & Wahoo Tickr HR strap) for indoor cycling...both of which generally end up in Zwift (and maybe Garmin Connect). Also, I occasionally will try tracking food through MyFitnessPal, but haven't for a while.

 

Any suggestions for collecting most of that info into one place and being able to view it on a big screen? (i.e. not just my phone) I was thinking that maybe Withings+ with the Web App might be the ticket, but I haven't found confirmation that all of those connections could work.

 

Thanks! Scott

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    Win From Withings

    Hello @everyone,

     

    This is a great conversation to jump into, @Scott B. It sounds like you have a fantastic ecosystem of high-end health tech, and wanting to see that data on a "big screen" makes perfect sense for spotting long-term trends.

     

    While third-party aggregators are an interesting space, I’d love to show you how the Withings Web Dashboard can act as that central hub for your current setup.

     

    The Withings ecosystem is designed to be "open," meaning it can act as a collector for many of the devices you already own:

     

    • Google Health Connect: This is the "bridge" on your Android phone. While Health Connect itself lives on the device, once it sends data (like steps or sleep from your Pixel Watch) to the Withings App, that data is synced to our cloud and becomes viewable on the Withings Web Dashboard.
       
    • Wahoo & Zwift: You can link your Wahoo and Zwift accounts to Strava, and then link Strava to Withings. This allows your cycling power, distance, and heart rate data to populate your Withings timeline and web graphs.
       
    • MyFitnessPal: This has a direct integration with Withings. Your nutrition data will flow straight into your dashboard to sit alongside your Body Cardio weight and body composition data.
       
    • Manual Entry for BP: Since you're using a manual Omron cuff, you can quickly type those readings into the Withings App, and they will be beautifully graphed on the web dashboard alongside your other metrics.

     

    The Withings Web Dashboard is specifically built for "big screen" viewing. It provides a clean, expansive view of your weight, heart health, and activity trends that a phone screen simply can't match.

     

    We are always working to make these "handshakes" between apps even smoother. If you decide to try linking your Wahoo or Pixel data, we’d love to hear how the layout works for you.

     

    Regards,

     

    Win, Withings Customer Service

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    Hey — I've been dealing with the exact same frustration (data from multiple devices, no single web dashboard to see it all).
    I ended up building a solution for this. It's called MyBodyAI (at aiclysm.com) — a web-based AI health analytics platform that pulls data from Withings, Polar, Fitbit, and Strava into one unified dashboard. Garmin integration is coming soon.
    What makes it different from just aggregating numbers: it calculates 13 unique health indices from your combined data — a daily Life Score (0–100), biological age across 8 medical domains (cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological, immune…), and illness prediction 3–7 days before symptoms appear, based on 200+ biometric signals.
    The AI builds a personal model from your data — not population averages. The longer you use it, the sharper the predictions get.
    For your setup specifically: your Withings scale (body composition, weight) + smartwatch data (HR, HRV, sleep) + cycling from Strava would all feed into one dashboard — accessible from any browser, big screen included. No phone needed.
    We're currently in early access and it's completely free for early users — lifetime, no catch. We're looking for people with exactly your kind of multi-device setup to help shape the product before the full launch.
    aiclysm.com/mybodyai/login
    Directly solves the "one place for everything" problem you described. Happy to answer questions about how the sync works. 

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