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Fitbit expands access to its AI health coach
Google announced on Tuesday that the public preview of Fitbit's AI personal health coach is rolling out to iOS users in the U.S. as well as both iOS and Android users in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore. It initially launched in October, when it was only available in the U.S.
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Fitbit's AI Personal Health Coach Is Now Ready for iPhone
After first launching its Personal Health Coach in October, Fitbit is now ready to bring its AI-powered workout planner to iPhone. Fitbit announced on Tuesday that the feature would be available on iOS over the next few weeks, so it may take a while to appear on your device. It remains a public
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Fitbit's personal health coach is finally going international
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Google Brings Fitbit AI Health Coach to iPhone as Apple Pulls Back on iOS 27 Health Plans
Amid rumors that Apple is scaling back its AI health plans, Google today expanded its subscription-based Fitbit AI personal health coach service to more users worldwide, including those who are on iOS. Prior to now, the Fitbit service was limited to Android users. The Gemini-powered Fitbit
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Fitbit's Gemini-powered AI health coach is rolling out to iOS users - here's how to get it
It uses Google Gemini to analyze your metrics and give health tips Fitbit has been testing an AI health coach on Android for some time now, and it harnesses Google Gemini to analyze your health metrics and give you tips on improving your wellbeing. Its Android-only availability has been a sticking
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Google brings its AI-powered Fitbit coach to iPhones before Apple
Fitbit's AI Personal Health Coach expands internationally and to iPhone, debuting inside a redesigned Fitbit app that reimagines fitness, sleep, and wellness tracking. Remember that AI personal health coach that promised to act as a trainer and wellness advisor called Fitbit AI Health Coach? Well,
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Fitbit's Crazy New Experience Just Landed for iOS Users
We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. In October of last year, Fitbit began rolling out its new Personal Health Coach to Premium subscribers on Android in a Public Preview, giving them an initial taste of what the future of Fitbit could look
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Google announced that Fitbit's AI health coach, powered by Gemini, is now rolling out to iOS users across multiple countries after initially launching on Android in October. The expansion comes as Apple reportedly scales back its own AI health features, positioning Fitbit's subscription-based service as a leading option for personalized fitness and wellness guidance.
Google announced on Tuesday that Fitbit's AI health coach is expanding its public preview to iOS users in the United States, while also launching on both iOS and Android platforms in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore
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. The feature, which initially launched in October 2024 exclusively for Android users in the U.S., represents a major expansion of Google's Gemini-powered personal health and wellness advisor2
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To access the AI health coach, users need an active Fitbit Premium subscription priced at $9.99 per month, a Google account to sign into the Fitbit app, and one of 14 currently-supported wearable devices
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. Compatible devices include Fitbit's Charge 5 and 6, Inspire 2 and 3, Luxe, Sense and Sense 2, Versa 2 and 3, as well as the entire Pixel Watch lineup2
. According to Fitbit, eligible users will receive updates within their app over the next few days, though international availability may take several weeks to reach all devices1
.The update introduces a conversational chatbot powered by Google Gemini that creates custom routines and personalized workouts based on user health data, fitness goals, available workout equipment, and training preferences
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. Users begin with a 5 to 10 minute conversation with the coach to outline their motivations and goals, after which the app provides health insights throughout the day—in the morning after waking up, after workouts, and before bed4
.PCMag's Andrew Gebhart tested the Personal Health Coach over five weeks, planning more than a month of fitness plans, and called it "the best AI health coach he has tried"
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. The service can build training plans for specific events like marathons with target completion dates, using current fitness levels to guide progression. It's designed to adapt to changes communicated through conversational messages, making it a flexible tool for varying schedules and constraints2
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Beyond workout planning, the subscription-based service tracks vital health metrics including heart rate, temperature, and blood oxygen levels
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. The AI health coach delivers detailed sleep analysis and personalized recommendations for improving sleep quality, positioning itself as a comprehensive wellness tool available 24/75
. Users can ask the chatbot health-related questions and receive insights based on their historical user health data patterns and trends3
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The timing of this iOS expansion is notable, coming just one week after Bloomberg reported that Apple plans to scale back development of an AI doctor feature originally intended for its Health app
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. Apple was reportedly working on a Health+ service with an AI health coach planned for iOS 27, but has decided to reduce its scope and instead allow Siri to answer select health questions4
. This shift creates an opening for Google's Fitbit offering to establish itself among iOS users seeking AI-driven health guidance.While the feature remains in Public Preview, meaning users may encounter errors as Fitbit gathers feedback, the expansion demonstrates Google's confidence in the progress made on Android
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. The service is currently available only in English, but the international availability across multiple markets signals Google's commitment to scaling the platform3
. As AI-powered health tools continue to evolve, Fitbit's approach of launching a standalone feature within its existing Premium ecosystem may prove influential in shaping how tech companies deliver personalized health services.Summarized by
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