1. It worked great on my Samsung Galaxy S8, but since upgrading to the S10, I've had difficulty getting the app to recognize that Garmin Connect is syncing, which means that Health Sync is not capturing the data to push to Google Fit.
2. There is no option to force a manual sync in the Health Sync app if you're using Garmin as the source data, so the fact that it doesn't detect when Garmin is syncing makes the app ineffective.
3. Great job! Idea: create a HSync dashboard because Samsung/Fit's kinda suck.FINALLY! Something that can sync data from one service to the next so I don't have to wear my smartwatch, a Fitbit, and a tracker for my insurance.
4. It still takes a bit of time to tweak the Health Sync and native sync options from other apps before you can aggregate all the data, but the developer can't do anything.
5. I have tried disabling all of the battery saving "features" that Samsung utilizes, but still can't seem to get the app to sync the data with any regularity.
6. My ultimate goal was to sync my steps from my 'Garmin Forerunner 645 Music' to Google Fit (in order to track my runs for Pokemon Go, without carrying my phone with me).
7. Update: I tried uninstalling both Health Sync and Samsung Health.
8. Thanks for your help!I use this app to sync my Garmin data to Google Fit.
9. I also wish more things would sync both ways, but I suspect that is a weakness in the apps being synchronized rather than a fault of this app.This app has been a technological godsend.
10. Just for reference, on my S8, it would sync multiple times throughout the day and everytime I hit the manual sync button in Garmin Connect, but on the S10 it seems the best I can do is about one sync per day, and even that is hit or miss.
11. Most important: nutritional data syncing from Fitbit to Samsung Health.