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Mar 2023
10:18pm, 21 Mar 2023
53 posts
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bobbob
Ok, so the HealthFit app is brilliant for pushing .fit files to Dropbox or OneDrive. Is there even a semi-automated way to get those to fetch beyond remembering to manually upload one at a time?
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Oct 2023
11:03pm, 31 Oct 2023
462 posts
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mattglen_
I'm currently failing to share apple watch files to Garmin via Run Gap app. Is there anyone else who uses this method? Not sure if it's just me
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Oct 2023
11:09pm, 31 Oct 2023
463 posts
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mattglen_
I've bypassed the issue by downloading the GPX file from Run Gap and manually uploading to Fetch. I hope I can fix the Run Gap to Garmin issue because it's an important step in automating the upload to Fetch.
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Nov 2023
6:45am, 1 Nov 2023
148,620 posts
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GregP
I used to use rungap - now do exactly the same thing with a FIT from HealthFit - it seems a wee bit more reliable
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Dec 2023
3:55pm, 13 Dec 2023
32,001 posts
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macca 53
Newbie Apple Watch user ahoy! I have managed to sync stuff into Rungap (and it has gone to Garmin Connect - yay me!!).
The problem for me to solve now is the watch tracks using the Maps app within my watch/iphone and that doesn’t go over to either (all) Rungap, Garmin connect and obviously not to Fetch! Easily fixable??
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Dec 2023
4:04pm, 13 Dec 2023
149,679 posts
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GregP
That's odd. Had no such trouble when I used RunGap - certainly not experiencing problems with HealthFit.
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Dec 2023
2:59pm, 14 Dec 2023
32,003 posts
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macca 53
[and sorted!]
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Dec 2023
3:07pm, 14 Dec 2023
149,699 posts
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GregP
Hurrah!
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Feb 2024
5:41pm, 13 Feb 2024
68 posts
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FatRayToSlim
Here is how I have to get my data into Fetch from my brand new Apple Watch Series 9 curtesy of a Vitality Health Insurance deal.
1. I linked Apple Health on my iPhone to strava allowing 2 way read and write. Just tested today with a walk and can see it on Strava.
2. Within strava in a browser view, I opened the walk, then pressed the 3 dots on the left. This shows export options. I used the GPX one, then downloaded this to my iPad (I guess this would work on a PC of phone too).
3. Opened FetchEveryone and located import training, and found the recently downloaded GPX file and imported it. I then deleted the download on the iPad to save memory.
This worked and I could see my track details in Who’s Square Wins game for instance. I guess this would also work by downloading from strava the 'Original File' that looks like a FIT file.
It’s a bit cumbersome.
If only FetchEveryone could pick up tracks from Apple Health directly automatically.
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Mar 2024
5:31pm, 23 Mar 2024
5,550 posts
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Minnie Mad
I don’t know what possessed me to buy an Apple Watch, but I did. So now I’m going to get the most out of it. I don’t run that much but my elderly garmin recently died in a way that rendered it unusable. So I read this thread, downloaded RunGap, watched a video on U Tube from a very nice American man explaining how it worked, paid the annual fee of £9.99, and OMG it works. It acts as an interface between Apple and garmin and it actually works. I did it, technically inept though I am. All my runs for this year have transferred from Apple to Garmin and onwards to Fetch, and I don’t need any more watches. I might need to go on the app and press sync once in a while but otherwise I’m sorted for the next year. So it does work.
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Apple Watch to Fetch
Sep 2020