Please note: When unlinking and relinking, only the current days info will sync. This will reestablish a fresh connection between the two programs. Unlink and relinks Google Fit and MyFitnessPal.This will reset particular points within the app and will attempt a resync of data. Clear the cache via your phone’s setting for the MyFitnessPal app.This will force a sync between MyFitnessPal and Google Fit. Force stop the MyFitnessPal app from your device settings and relaunch MyFitnessPal.We release updates with fixes for bugs/issues, and the update may resolve the issue you’re having. Please make sure you are running the most up to date version of the app available in the Google Play Store.If the first doesn’t resolve, then please try the next. If you are having trouble with the Google Fit / MyFitnessPal integration, and the above information does not help sort out what you are experiencing, you can try these troubleshooting steps, in order, to try and get you up and running. If Google Fit doesn’t seem to be syncing properly with MyFitnessPal, what troubleshooting steps should I take? The Google Fit app also syncs with the Google Fit platform, but may sync at different intervals, and is why the step count may not be the same. MyFitnessPal, at intervals described above, then pulls the step count from their platform and displays it within the MyFitnessPal app (and then MyFitnessPal does the calorie burn calculation for that step count and displays it within our app). Google Fit tracks steps directly from their platform, which is built into the Android operating system. This has to do with the way Google Fit syncs the data between their app and their platform. Please Note: The step count displayed in the Google Fit app and the MyFitnessPal app will not show the exact same number of steps, but will be within a similar range of the other. This will show differently than exercises logged by Google Fit.
If you have this selected, MyFitnessPal will pull your step count from Google Fit, and give you an Exercise Adjustment in your MyFitnessPal Diary (go here to learn more about adjustments). This means that you can select Google Fit from the Steps menu within the Android MyFitnessPal app, to track your step count throughout the day, and have your daily activity accounted for within the programs. Google Fit is one of our Step Source Partners. How does Step Tracking work with Google Fit?
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