Google has launched the new unified Google Health application that offers insight into fitness and health on same platform.

While Fitbit wearables hardware continues to retain its brand name, fitness and health tracking app will get the new name Google Health.

The Google Health app will roll out as an app update to existing Fitbit users starting May 19. Users need not download a different app, and the data will transition automatically.

The Fitbit's wearable data, which has wide range of health monitoring features, AI coaching, and medical records will now be accessible under one roof at Google Health app.

Also, Google Fit app users will also get the update to merge with Google Health later this year.

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Google merges Fitbit app with unified Health platform

In one lineGoogle merges Fitbit app into a unified Google Health platform with AI coaching and medical records.Key points• Unified health platformGoogle Health app consolidates Fitbit and Google Fit data under one interface with automatic data transition for existing users.• AI-powered health coachGoogle Health Coach, powered by Gemini AI, offers personalized exercise routines as part of Google Health Premium starting May 19.• Medical records integrationIn select markets like the US, users can sync medical records (lab results, vitals, medications) directly to the app.• Wearable compatibilityThe app syncs with most smart wearables, allowing users to track activity, fitness, sleep, and vitals across devices.• Premium subscription modelGoogle Health Premium (formerly Fitbit Premium) costs $9.99/month or $99/year, including AI coaching features.Key statistics$9.99 per month or $99 per yearPremium subscription pricingMay 19Launch date for Google Health CoachProcessed with AI. Reviewed by DH Digital Team.

It has an all-new user interface with visually appealing minimalistic design. It features four tabs --Today, Fitness, Sleep, and Health. Users, can dive deep in the area of interest with just a few taps.

Also, Google Health app will sync with most of the smart wearables available in the market. Users log in to the app and view data across Activity, Fitness, Sleep, Vitals, medical records, and more. The app will help the user spot trends, track progress and see how fitness has improved or not.

Google Health app.

In select markets including the US, users will be able sync medical records to the app to quickly view key information like lab results, vitals and medications.

Further, the company has introduced Google Health Coach. It is a Gemini AI-powered personalised health coach, designed to help users develop a strict exercise routine.