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Start in Settings → Data Sources. MoveTogether reads Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android, so most problems are one of three things: your wearable isn’t sharing into the health app, MoveTogether can’t read that metric, or a different tracker is counting.

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What you see and what to do

Pull to refresh after each check.

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iPhone: Apple Health

Health Data in Data Sources shows today’s value for each metric. To allow or block a specific app for a metric, open the Health app, tap Browse, choose the metric, then Data Sources & Access. If Data Sources offers to load your history, let it finish before checking older dates.

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Android: Health Connect

  1. Confirm the reading is in Health Connect.
  2. Check that your wearable’s app has permission to write it.
  3. Check MoveTogether’s read permissions in Health Connect. Background and history access are separate permissions.
  4. Reopen MoveTogether and refresh.
See Android public beta for what MoveTogether reads.

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Revoking access

Revoking a data type stops future reads of that type. It doesn’t remove copies already stored in your account. See data controls.

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”Moving to Apple Health” in Data Sources

This section appears on iPhone if you connected a wearable directly before version 2.1.1. That connection keeps working for now. Turn on Apple Health sharing in the wearable’s app (guide), then choose it as your tracker, so nothing is lost when you switch. On Android, switch to Health Connect the same way (guide). Still stuck? Use fitness data not syncing.