iOS

Your iOS app users will need to perform a one-time connection between iHealth and Apple Health on their iOS device.

Once the user has completed this process, the Sahha SDK will be able to collect the synced data directly from Apple Health without any further effort from the user.

iHealth MyVitals for iOS

Follow these steps:

Open the Apple Health app, tap on your profile picture in the top right corner of the "Summary" or "Browse" tab.
Select "App" under Privacy, open iHealth (MyVitals version 4.4.0, not the legacy version), and make sure that all the data categories are toggled on.
In the new MyVitals app (not the legacy version), tap on the "Device" tab and locate your iHealth Activity Tracker. If it's not on the device list, please pair it with the app by tapping the plus symbol in the upper right corner.
Connect with your activity tracker by selecting it on the device list. Once connected, tap "Sync Data."
Go to the "Summary" tab and make sure that the activity data, e.g., steps, distance, and total calories, has been imported.
Go back to the Apple Health app and open the "Browse" tab, select "Activity," and look for the data you see in the MyVitals app.

iHealth Gluco-Smart for iOS

Android

Your Android app users will need to perform a one-time connection between iHealth and Health Connect on their Android device.

Once the user has completed this process, the Sahha SDK will be able to collect the synced data directly from Health Connect without any further effort from the user.

iHealth MyVitals for Android

iHealth Gluco-Smart for Android

iHealth