With the small caveat that, while you can link both Google Fit and Fitbit apps, you have to make the choice of keeping only one of the two active at a time.
Linking either of the apps and granting the necessary permissions will give Google Assistant access to:
- Your activity metrics, such as workouts, steps, duration, pace, and burned calories
- The distance you have covered during your training by tracking your location
- Your heart rate data
A “Proactive health & fitness results” toggle suggests that the Assistant may display health/activity cards on your device, letting you know of recent trends, either to congratulate you on the successful journey or remind you to pick up the pace.
To connect Fitbit and Google Fit to Google Assistant, open your Google Assistant settings, go to the Wellness section, and choose Activity. Then select either Google Fit or Fitbit and proceed with the linking steps. Keep in mind that the feature is not yet widely available, so don’t be worried if you only see the Calm app in the Wellness section.
Currently, even if you sync them up, voice prompts to the Assistant will call up a blank. It seems that the feature is still inactive, locked behind a server-side toggle, which Google will probably flip once the update has rolled out to more devices. If this is the case, we most likely won’t have to wait too long to ask Google Assistant to tell us how many steps we have taken during the day.
