Support for the legacy Fitbit Web API ends on September 30, 2026
Important: Support for the legacy Fitbit Web API ends on September 30, 2026. After this date the API will continue to operate, but Google will no longer fix bugs or provide API support. On October 30, 2026, the Fitbit Web API will be turned off and will no longer function or sync data to or from Fitbit users. To continue accessing data for your users after this date, migrate to the Google Health API.
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Fitbit Studio

Deprecation Announcement

We have retired Fitbit Studio as part of our effort to streamline our developer tooling. Fitbit Studio was fully shut down on April 20, 2023.

All developers should switch to using the command-line SDK as a direct replacement for Fitbit Studio. Please refer to this guide for instructions about using the command-line SDK.

We put together a list of some frequently asked questions below.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Can I still build my apps and clocks without Fitbit Studio?

Yes, you can install the command-line SDK on your Windows, Mac, and Linux computers.

Q: How do I install the command-line SDK?

You need to install Node.js, then follow our command-line SDK guide.

Q: How do I update my existing projects to work with the command-line SDK?

You need to edit your project's package.json file and ensure it contains the sdk and sdk-cli dependencies. Our command-line SDK guide contains the full information for updating existing projects.

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