This minor update resolved an issue with parsing weightlifting workouts on Garmin watches. It also marks the first release where users of the main F-Droid repository can install our self-signed build.
We are happy to announce the release of Gadgetbridge 0.86.0 and the follow-up bugfix release 0.86.1!
This release brings initial support for a wide range of new devices, including wearables, headphones, and fitness trackers. Users of Da Fit-based smartwatches will be pleased to see first-class support for popular models such as the Colmi V72 and V89. We have also added support for several new Garmin devices, Amazfit Active 2 NFC, and the Polar H10 heart rate monitor.
On the audio front, this release introduces support for various earbuds including the Huawei Freebuds 6, Realme Buds Air 5 Pro, Oppo Enco Buds2, and more.
Our work on Zepp OS continues, with improvements to workout parsing, moon phase icons, watchface uploads, and better time setting across time zones. Huawei device integration also sees several improvements, such as firmware update handling and better error reporting during workout sync.
Notably, the Bangle.js integration has been enhanced with improved network handling and support for version 2 weather APIs.
This release also adds experimental support for AAWireless and Huawei Watch Fit 4 / 4 Pro.
We're excited to roll out version 0.85.0 with fresh device support, new features, feature improvements and bug fixes. Of special note are the addition of offline maps in workout GPX tracks, and the support for generic unsupported headphones.
Hey Gadgetbridge users!
We’re excited to announce Gadgetbridge 0.84.0, packed with new features, bug fixes, and expanded device support! Whether you’re using smartwatches, headphones, fitness trackers, or even smart glasses, this update brings more compatibility and better functionality to your favorite gadgets.
Merry Christmas! Gadgetbridge 0.83.0 has been released and should hit F-Droid soon. Even if you do not celebrate Christmas, let's celebrate this release together!😊
We have some new features, device improvements, a lot of new devices supported and of course some bugfixes.
This release adds a first start onboarding screen, to help new users to get started with our App and grant necessary permissions easily. We also added a calories charts and widgets. Additionally 0.83.0 marks the first release that supports a whole new device category, a solar battery: The Marstek B2500.
Gadgetbridge 0.81.0 has been released and is available on F-Droid already. This release took more than 3 month, but the wait is finally over!
The highlight of this release is the newly introduced dashboard view, which will work for all devices that somehow measure steps and/or sleep. The dashboard view will give you a nice daily overview about, steps, distance, active time, sleep, activity and exercises. Please check it out :)
0.81.0 adds support for the following devices:
Gadgetbridge 0.80.0 has been tagged (waiting for F-Droid to build).
After about a month after the 0.79.0/0.79.1 releases we are happy to announce the release of 0.80.0.
There is currently a steady stream of contributions, that it seems to make sense to aim for monthly releases while still having a lot to announce. Unfortunately, we did not find time to do a proper 0.79.0/0.79.1 announcement, so this blog post will mainly about 0.80.0, but still list the full changelog of 0.79.0/0.79.1.
0.80.0 adds support for the following devices:
Gadgetbridge 0.78.0 has been tagged (waiting for F-Droid to build).
This time we only had one month in between releases, but it is still a big one, since support for Huawei/Honor devices finally got merged. Many thanks to Damien Gaignon and Martin.JM for their amazing work!
This currently covers the following Huawei/Honor devices:
Gadgetbridge 0.78.0 also adds support for two new Xiaomi devices (in addition to the many devices that were already supported since the last release:
Gadgetbridge 0.77.0 has been tagged (waiting for F-Droid to build), it marks the biggest release ever, in terms of changes and new device support.
Okay, that sounds great, but, honestly part of the reason is that we never had such a long time between releases. :)
First the list of new devices supported: