Get Heart Rate Intraday by Date
This endpoint retrieves the heart rate intraday time series data on a specific date or 24 hour period. Intraday support can extend the detail-level response to include 1sec, 1min, 5min or 15min for Heart Rate.
3rd-party developers who want access to retrieve other Fitbit users’ Intraday data through the “Client” or “Server” application type should submit a request by filling out this form. A Fitbit developer’s personal Intraday data is automatically available through the “Personal” application type. You do not need to submit a request.
Scope: heartrate
Request
GET |
/1/user/[user-id]/activities/heart/date/[date]/1d/[detail-level].json /1/user/[user-id]/activities/heart/date/[date]/1d/[detail-level]/time/[start-time]/[end-time].json |
URI Arguments
user-id | required | The encoded ID of the user. Use "-" (dash) for current logged-in user. |
date | required | The date in the format yyyy-MM-dd or
today |
detail-level | required | Number of data points to include Supported: 1sec | 1min |
5min | 15min |
start-time | optional | The start of the time period in the format HH:mm . |
end-time | optional | The end of the time period in the format HH:mm . |
Query Parameters
timezone | optional | Returns the response from the specified timezone. Supported: UTC |
string |
Request Headers
authorization | required | Specify the token type and Fitbit user’s access token. Token type: Bearer |
accept | optional | The media type of the response content the client is expecting. Supported: application/json |
accept-language | optional | The measurement unit system to use for response values. See Localization. |
accept-locale | optional | The locale to use for response values. See Localization. |
Examples
GET https
GET https
GET https
-H "accept: application/json" \
-H "authorization: Bearer <access_token>"
curl -X GET "https
-H "accept: application/json" \
-H "authorization: Bearer <access_token>"
Response
Element Name | Description |
activities-heart : datetime | Date of the heart rate log |
activities-heart : value : customHeartRateZone : caloriesOut | Number calories burned with the custom heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : customHeartRateZone : max | Maximum range for the custom heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : customHeartRateZone : min | Minimum range for the custom heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : customHeartRateZone : minutes | Number minutes withing the custom heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : customHeartRateZone : name | Name of the custom heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : HeartRateZone : caloriesOut | Number calories burned with the specified heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : HeartRateZone : max | Maximum range for the heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : HeartRateZone : min | Minimum range for the heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : HeartRateZone : minutes | Number minutes withing the specified heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : HeartRateZone : name | Name of the heart rate zone |
activities-heart : value : restingHeartRate | The user’s calculated resting heart rate. See Resting Heart Rate. |
activities-heart-intraday : dataset : time | The time the intraday heart rate value was recorded |
activities-heart-intraday : dataset : value | The intraday heart rate value |
activities-heart-intraday : datasetInterval | The requested detail-level numerical interval |
activities-heart-intraday : datasetType | The requested detail-level unit of measure |
{ "activities-heart": [ { "dateTime": "2019-05-08", "value": { "customHeartRateZones": [ { "caloriesOut": 1164.09312, "max": 90, "min": 30, "minutes": 718, "name": "Below" }, { "caloriesOut": 203.65344, "max": 110, "min": 90, "minutes": 74, "name": "Custom Zone" }, { "caloriesOut": 330.76224, "max": 220, "min": 110, "minutes": 42, "name": "Above" } ], "heartRateZones": [ { "caloriesOut": 979.43616, "max": 86, "min": 30, "minutes": 626, "name": "Out of Range" }, { "caloriesOut": 514.16208, "max": 121, "min": 86, "minutes": 185, "name": "Fat Burn" }, { "caloriesOut": 197.92656, "max": 147, "min": 121, "minutes": 18, "name": "Cardio" }, { "caloriesOut": 6.984, "max": 220, "min": 147, "minutes": 5, "name": "Peak" } ], "restingHeartRate": 76 } } ], "activities-heart-intraday": { "dataset": [ { "time": "00:00:00", "value": 78 }, { "time": "00:01:00", "value": 78 }, { "time": "00:02:00", "value": 77 }, { "time": "00:03:00", "value": 77 }, { "time": "00:04:00", "value": 77 } ], "datasetInterval": 1, "datasetType": "minute" } }
Response Headers
content-type | The media type of the response content being sent to the client. Supported: application/json |
fitbit-rate-limit-limit | The quota number of calls. |
fitbit-rate-limit-remaining | The number of calls remaining before hitting the rate limit. |
fitbit-rate-limit-reset | The number of seconds until the rate limit resets. |
Note: The rate limit headers are approximate and asynchronously updated. This means that there may be a minor delay in the decrementing of remaining requests. This could result in your application receiving an unexpected 429 response if you don't track the total number of requests you make yourself.
Response Type
HTTP Status Code | HTTP response code. List of codes are found in the Troubleshooting Guide |
Status Message | Description of the status code |
Response Body | Contains the JSON response to the API call. When errors are returned by the API call, the errorType, fieldName and message text will provide more information to the cause of the failure |
Response Codes
200 | A successful request |
400 | The request had bad syntax or was inherently impossible to be satisfied |
401 | The request requires user authentication |
Note: For a complete list of response codes, please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide
Additional Information
Access to the Intraday Time Series for personal use (accessing your own data) is available through the "Personal" App Type.
Restriction: Heart Rate Intraday data cannot be retrieved for more than a 24 hour period. Any requests that expand over a 24 hour period will result with the summary data for the date range specified.
The heart rate intraday time series data is returned in the format requested. The endpoint mimics the Get Heart Rate Time Series endpoints. If your application has the appropriate access, your calls to a time series endpoint for a specific day (by using start and end dates on the same day or a period of 24 hours), the response will include extended intraday values with 1-second, 1-minute, 5-minute or 15-minute detail level for that day. Unlike other time series calls that allow fetching data of other users, intraday data is available only for and to the authorized user.
The "1sec" detail-level may not always return data in 1 second sampling outside of a recorded exercise. Sampling is more granular during exercise to provide accuracy. To fetch the granular heart rate during an exercise, query data using the GET Activity TCX endpoint.
Resting Heart Rate
Resting heart rate is a measurement of how many times the person’s heart beats per minute when completely at rest. Typically, resting heart rate ranges from 60-100 bpm, but the rate can vary based on age and fitness level. The best time to get an accurate resting heart rate reading is while the person is asleep. To calculate resting heart rate, the device takes the heart rate measurements throughout the day and focuses on periods when the person is still and well-rested, with a priority for during sleep measurements. If there isn't enough data, a resting heart rate value won't be available for that day.