For iOS devices, FlyFit uses Apple Health to read health data. For Android devices, FlyFit uses Google Health Connect to read health data from another app that records your health data. (Most fitness tracking apps on Android integrate with Health Connect.) FlyFit does not yet record your step data directly. It simply uses the values from Apple Health or Google Health Connect. You will need to use your phone, a 3rd party tracking app, or manually enter in data if there is no data in Apple Health or Health Connect yet. If your step or mileage data is not correct, validate there is data in Apple Health first before continuing. By default, your steps are used to calculate your mileage based on step length. You can customize your step length in your profile settings in FlyFit.

You must first connect your wearable to Apple Health or Google Health Connect, then FlyFit will sync the steps from Apple Health or Google Health Connect to your FlyFit account after you complete the steps below. Directions to connect your wearable data to FlyFit: Step 1. On the FlyFit 'Home' tab, tap on the Settings XXX in the top right corner. Step 2. On the 'Settings' page tap on 'Health Sync Settings' button. Step 3. On the 'Health Sync Settings' page tap on the pencil icon next to the words "Your wearable brand". Step 4. Select your wearable and tap 'Continue' Below are the links to instructions for how to connect a couple of popular wearables to Apple Health or Google Health Connect. Follow the link below to connect your Garmin or Apple Watch to Apple Health: https://www.10000steps.org.au/support/mobile-app-support/garmin-apple/ Follow the link below to connect your wearable and FlyFit to Google Health Connect on your Android device: https://support.google.com/fit/answer/12830119?hl=en-GB

On the "Home" screen in FlyFit Tap on the button labeled “Enable Health Sync” In the dialog box, tap "Continue" Then, depending on your device iOS: Tap on "Turn on All" to enable FlyFit sync Android: Tap on "FlyFit" -> "Allow all" to enable FlyFit sync FlyFit uses Apple Health for iOS devices and Google Health Connect for Android devices in order to read your step data. You must give FlyFit permission to read data to sync your steps automatically.

FlyFit syncs to Apple Health for iOS devices and Google Health Connect for Android devices in order to step data. The number of steps displayed in your Apple Health app or Google Health Connect app will be the number of steps displayed in FlyFit. Our mobile apps do not always update at the same time, so it’s possible that your Garmin watch displays different step data than your Apple Health data at any given point in the day. Your Apple Health app will update eventually, but sometimes it takes a little while for Apple Health to sync to other apps. In most cases, if you open Apple Health, it will sync automatically to the wearable or mobile app you have prioritized it to sync with. To give you an example, if your Garmin watch displays 5,000 steps, but FlyFit is only displaying 4,000 steps, the first action you want to take is open Apple Health to see what step data is displayed in your Apple Health app. If Apple Health is displaying 4,000 steps, then Apple Health has not synced with Garmin to collect the new steps you have completed. If you wait a few minutes, Apple Health should sync with the new step data from Garmin. Once your Apple Health app has synced with Garmin, you can open FlyFit and see that your step data has updated in FlyFit as well.

From the “Home” screen on the FlyFit app Tap on your profile picture in the top left-hand corner On the “View Profile” screen, tap on the three dots in the top right corner Select “Edit profile” On the “Edit Profile” screen, scroll to the section labeled “Goals” Update either of your “Daily Mileage Goal” or “Daily Step Count Goal” goals with the value you want When finished, tap on “Save Profile” Navigate back to the “Home” screen and verify your step and mileage goal has been updated on the “Day” tab of the calendar