01 — Fitbit, reimagined for iPhone

Your Fitbit data,
made legible.

OpenFit rebuilds your Fitbit & Google Health data into a calm, WHOOP-style dashboard: sleep, recovery, strain, and stress. No subscription. Nothing ever leaves your phone.

Fitbit via Google Health·iPhone · iOS 26·100% on-device
02 — What you get

Every metric, read at a glance

OpenFit takes the raw numbers Fitbit collects and turns them into screens you actually want to open every morning.

Sleep

Sleep, decoded

Last night the way a sleep lab would show it: deep, REM, light and awake on one timeline, overnight heart rate, and how your hours stack up against what your body needs.

OpenFit Sleep detail screen showing overnight heart rate and a stage timeline of deep, REM and light sleep
Recovery

Recovery score

A daily readiness read from your own HRV and resting heart rate.

62
Load

Daily strain

How hard your body actually worked. No chest strap required.

61 / 100
Stress

Stress, morning to night

Daytime activation from your heart rate, plus an overnight sleep-stress read modulated by HRV, so a calm night and a restless one look completely different.

OpenFit sleep-stress screen with an overnight stress line over low, medium and high bands and weekly trends
Trends · typical-range baseline

Trends that go deep

Week, month, and six-month views for every metric (HRV, resting HR, SpO₂, respiration and more), with a Fitbit-style typical-range band so you can tell a real change from normal day-to-day noise.

// new: typical-range baseline
OpenFit Trends screen showing a blood-oxygen chart with a shaded typical-range band and a weekly average
03 — Privacy by design

Your health data is yours alone

Most health apps are a funnel into someone's database. OpenFit is the opposite. There is no OpenFit server for your data to land on.

Source
Google Health
Your Fitbit data
Lives on
Your iPhone
Stored locally, on-device
Never reaches
Our servers
There aren't any
Read the privacy policy →
04 — The app

See every screen

Real screens, real data. Built dark-first, designed to be calm.

05 — Community

Built in the open, with testers

OpenFit is shaped week to week by the people using it. Bring your data quirks, feature ideas, and bug reports.

Join the Discord

Get help connecting Fitbit, vote on what's next, see new builds first, and talk recovery, sleep, and HRV with other testers.

Open the OpenFit Discord →

Have an invite code?

Already got a beta invite from the community? Claim your TestFlight spot in about a minute.

Claim an invite →
06 — Get in

Join the beta

OpenFit is in a free, invite-only TestFlight beta with limited spots. Drop your details and we'll add you to the list.

  1. Request an invite.Submit the Google email linked to your Fitbit so we can allow-list you.
  2. Install via TestFlight.You'll get a link once you're on the list.
  3. Connect Fitbit.Open the app → Connect Fitbit → sign in with that Google account.
  4. See "disconnected"? Tap Reconnect.An expected quirk of beta sign-in. One tap and you're back.

REQUIRES iPhone · iOS 26 · a Fitbit / Google Health account · iOS only for now

07 — FAQ

Questions, answered

Does OpenFit work with Fitbit?

Yes. OpenFit reads your Fitbit data through Google Health on your iPhone (sleep, heart rate, HRV, steps and more) and rebuilds it into a calm daily dashboard.

Is my health data private?

Yes. Your data flows from Google straight to your phone and stays there. There is no OpenFit server, no account, and no analytics or trackers.

How much does it cost?

OpenFit is free during the invite-only TestFlight beta. There is no subscription.

What do I need to use it?

An iPhone on iOS 26 and a Fitbit or Google Health account. That's it.

Is there an Android version?

Yes. The Android beta reads Health Connect on Android 14 and later. Set up OpenFit on Android →

Why does it say "disconnected" sometimes?

It's an expected quirk of beta sign-in. Tapping Reconnect fixes it in one step, and your data stays safe the whole time.

Stop scrolling. Start reading your body.

Your Fitbit collects more than the Fitbit app shows you. OpenFit gives it back to you, clearly, and only to you.