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.
This release adds support for a wide range of new smartwatches, fitness trackers, headphones, bike computers, and other gadgets. Garmin, Huawei, Xiaomi, and Health Connect integrations receive numerous improvements, while new charts, navigation support, and device controls make Gadgetbridge more useful across a growing number of devices.
We're excited to announce the release of Gadgetbridge 0.92.0! This release comes with quite a few new supported devices, a handful of new features and the usual steady stream of fixes and improvements. Of special note are a new device-agnostic FIT activity export and activity upload to Endurain and Wanderer.
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.
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.
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.
The latest Gadgetbridge release, version 0.88.0, brings a number of improvements, new device support, and some important bug fixes. While the update isn't a game-changer, it certainly enhances the app's reliability and broadens its compatibility with wearables and fitness devices. If you're a regular user of Gadgetbridge, this update will improve your experience with smoother connections, better functionality, and expanded device support.
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.