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Gadgetbridge 2026.11.0: A refreshed design, new devices, and quick controls

This release brings a refreshed design across the dashboard, charts, and many other screens. Dashboard widgets can now be added to the Android launcher. Device cards can now have quick controls, and configurable items. The main screen now includes a new workouts tab. The release also brings initial support for 40 new devices.

To celebrate such a big release, we have also implemented a change that is both small and big: we switched from 0.x versions to calendar-based versions. Releases will from now on include the year and month, and a patch level for bugfix releases within that month.

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Gadgetbridge 0.95.0 and 0.95.1: New devices, a refreshed design and Wi-Fi transfers

This release adds support for 15 new and 8 experimental devices. The charts, workout details and device list also get a refreshed design.

Zepp OS devices can now sync music, maps and voice memos to Gadgetbridge over Wi-Fi (no Internet access), and navigation instructions are available on more devices.

There are also many improvements to workouts and Health Connect, and fixes across many of the supported devices.

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Gadgetbridge 0.94.0: New devices, Garmin improvements and a more flexible dashboard

This release adds support for a wide range of new smartwatches, headphones, scales, and other devices. Garmin support receives a particularly large set of improvements, while the dashboard gets more flexible widgets and charts gain several new health and fitness metrics.

There are also improvements to navigation, workouts, weather, notifications, and device reconnection, along with many fixes across the supported devices.

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Don't Get Your Apps Mixed Up

We recently noticed that the main F-Droid repository, where you normally search for apps to install, contains what appears to be a duplicate of Gadgetbridge.

The app in question (which we won't link to, to avoid adding to the confusion) is listed with the same name and icon as the real Gadgetbridge app, while its author, description and screenshots are different.

We have no reason to believe that this was done with malicious intent. However, we did not review the changes introduced by this app and we think this is a good opportunity to share a few words of caution.

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Introducing the Gadgetbridge Contributors Policy

As Gadgetbridge continues to grow, so does the community of people contributing to it, and the range of tools they use. Recent advances in AI-assisted software development and reverse engineering have created new opportunities for contributors, but they have also raised important questions about code ownership, legality, licensing, quality, and long-term maintenance.

This post introduces our new contribution policy and the expectations we have for everyone who contributes to the project.

Gadgetbridge 0.91.0: More devices and improved support

This release adds support for various new devices spanning smartwatches, fitness trackers, earbuds, and a blood pressure monitor. Fossil Q gets a significant set of new features, Garmin integration gains richer activity data and waypoint support, and Health Connect sync receives several fixes. General additions include auto GPX export, FossWallet support, and improved sleep tracking.

Gadgetbridge 0.90.0: New devices, stronger sync, and workout fixes

This release adds support for several new watches and trackers, improves workout and chart handling across multiple devices, and delivers a large batch of Health Connect and stability fixes.

It also contains many reliability and day-to-day usability improvements: fewer sync edge cases, better activity summaries, and many targeted fixes for Garmin, Huawei/Honor, Zepp OS, Pebble, CMF, and Xiaomi devices.

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Gadgetbridge 0.89.0: Two big new features

This release introduces two big new features: Health Connect and internet access! Wait... Sharing health data?!? Internet access?!? Isn't Gadgetbridge fully private and offline? Yes it is! Now, however, you can opt in to allowing your devices to access the internet in a way that is fully under your control. Read on for more details!

As usual, this release also contains support for many new devices, varying from smartwatches and bike computers to another solar energy storage system, and several smaller features and bug fixes.