Does your device sync to Apple Health?

Apple Watch and some third party devices and Apps can sync activity data, including steps, to Apple Health App which then shares this information with third party Apps like Converge.

Apple Health is a data aggregator which receives, manages and distributes your activity data in a centralised App. The Health app distributes information to third party Apps on your device after you grant permission, which can be withdrawn or modified at anytime via the Health App.

Supported devices

• Apple Watch (all models from series 2 and newer)

• Apple iPhone (using the built-in pedometer on most iPhone models via the Health app)

Third party services and apps

• Garmin devices (not running Google WatchOS)

  • When you connect Garmin Connect app to Apple Health

  • You can also directly sync Garmin to Converge App instead

• Huawei

  • When you connect Huawei Health app to Apple Health

• Xiaomi

  • When you connect Mi Fit app to Apple Health

• Whoop

  • When you connect Whoop App to Apple Health and have enabled steps in the Whoop settings.

  • View offical guidance from Whoop here: https://support.whoop.com/s/article/Apple-Health-Integration?language=en_US

• Strava (App)

  • When you connect Strava app to Apple Health. For move challenges, Converge App relies on Steps data and/or workout data to calculate effort or steps.

  • View offical guidance from Strava here: https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/216917527-Health-App-and-Strava

• Oura (Ring)

  • When you connect Oura to Apple Health and have Gen 2 or Gen 3 / Oura Ring 4 with an active membership

  • View offical guidance from Oura here: https://support.ouraring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025438734-Apple-Health-Integration