Fitness Connected exists to make personal health data more understandable, more connected, and more meaningful in the context of the people around you.
We believe health and fitness data becomes more useful when you can understand it personally, share it intentionally, and experience it alongside the people who matter to you.
Understanding yourself, connecting intentionally with other people, and seeing progress together. Those ideas come to life throughout the You, People, and Groups sections of the app.
You
Personal health data should help you recognize patterns, progress, and what is changing over time.
People
Health and fitness can be more meaningful when shared with people you know, without turning the experience into followers, feeds, or social performance.
Groups
Groups give people a shared view of activity and progress, rather than acting as chats or social-media communities.
Privacy, permissions, and sharing choices remain part of the experience across your health, connections, and groups.
You choose which health permissions Fitness Connected can use, who can see health data on your profile, and which people or groups you participate with. Mutual Connections visibility and group sharing follow those choices rather than overriding them.
Source health data remains in Apple Health or Health Connect. Fitness Connected reads supported data you allow. Deleting your Fitness Connected account removes or de-identifies Fitness Connected-stored data according to the Privacy Policy, and does not delete source data from those health platforms.
Your choices stay yours
Review permissions, profile visibility, connections, groups, and account deletion whenever your needs change.
A closer look at capabilities across You, People, and Groups.
Daily Snapshot shows your day across supported metrics, without digging through raw health-store screens.
In the You section, Profile Trends help you notice patterns and progress over time for the metrics Fitness Connected supports.
The People section centers on connections you choose. Mutual Connections can make shared health visibility available when both people connect and your profile settings allow it.
Groups give friends, families, teams, and accountability circles a shared place for standings, averages, and how everyone is doing together.
Compare puts supported metrics side by side with someone you are mutually connected with, or against a group average, when your privacy choices allow.
Supported activity and health metrics appear in daily views and longer-term trends. What you see depends on what your health platform provides.
You choose health permissions, profile visibility, and who you connect with. Data Connections show how Apple Health or Health Connect relates to your account.
