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Personal health coach built with Gemini

Personal health coach uses your health data, including information from your paired Fitbit devices, profile, and third-party apps, to provide personalized, proactive guidance and insights. You can talk with your coach, ask questions, and get advice to help you reach your customized wellness goals. Your coach automatically saves information you share as Coach Notes, then uses those notes to give you more tailored guidance and insights over time.

This feature is currently in Public Preview and requires a Fitbit Premium subscription.

Important: Your coach isn’t intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition and should not be relied on for any medical purpose, nor is it authorized to provide professional pharmaceutical recommendations or assessments. Do not use your coach for a serious disease or condition. Your coach is AI and can make mistakes. Some content may not be suitable for everyone.

Requirements

To use personal health coach, you need to:

Get personalized insights from your personal health coach

Set up personal health coach
Your coach starts with a conversation about your goals, your challenges and where you are with your health journey.
  1. Once you've joined Public Preview, open the Fitbit app and tap Continue.
  2. Answer the coach’s questions about your goals, challenges, and more.

  3. You can choose to provide information about health conditions or other lifestyle factors that may impact your health and wellness. This will help the coach provide personalized guidance that supports your overall wellness goals. The information you provide is stored in the conversation transcripts found under Ask Health and then History.

  4. Review the summary.

  5. Tap Continue to Setup a Workout plan to continue a chat with the coach to set up a personalized workout plan or tap Explore the app to go to the Fitbit app home screen.

Tip: You can change or modify your suggested workout plan by talking to the coach or by tapping Ask Coach .
Start a conversation

Start a conversation with your coach from anywhere in the app by tapping Ask Coach . After you tap Ask Coach , you can:

  • Ask about your data
  • Share changes in your routine
  • Update your fitness plan
  • Ask a question

Tap the log button to:

  • Log activity
  • Log weight
  • Log body fat
  • Log sleep
  • Log menstrual cycle data, such as period and symptoms
  • Log food
  • Log hydration
  • Log glucose
  • Log temperature
What you can do with your coach

Important: Your coach is for informational purposes only. This feature is intended to support a healthy lifestyle and doesn’t provide a diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention for any disease or condition. The information provided is not medical advice and should not be used as a substitute for consultation with a healthcare provider. Do not make changes to your medication, diet, fitness plan, or sleep schedule without first consulting your doctor.

Your coach can handle a wide range of general wellness questions. To help you get started or keep the conversation going, it also provides suggestions. You can ask about:

  • Analysis of and insights into your personal health data

    • Fitness stats

      • “Tell me about my weekly steps.”

      • “Is my fitness improving?”

    • Health stats

      • “What’s my resting heart rate trend in the past year?”

    • Sleep patterns

      • “How has my sleep been in the last month?”

  • Coaching toward specific health or fitness goals

    • “What can I do to increase my Cardio Load when working out?”

    • “Replace today's upper-body workout with a 4-mile run.”

Manage notifications, conversation history & coach notes

Manage your conversation history

In Conversation History you can easily access, review and resume your past conversations with your coach

To find your conversation history:

  1. In the Fitbit app, tap coach and then history .

  2. Under “History,” find your conversations.

Tip: To show more conversations, tap Show more .

To delete a specific conversation and interaction:

Important: If you delete a conversation, it won’t delete the Coach Notes you created during the conversation.

  1. Find the conversation in your history.

  2. Tap More and then Delete.

To delete all of your conversation history data and interactions:

  1. In the Fitbit app, tap your profile picture and then Fitbit settings Settings app.

  2. Tap Manage data and privacy and then Manage your data.

  3. Navigate to Coach activity.

  4. Tap Conversations and then Delete all conversations data.
Review and manage Coach Notes

Your coach automatically saves information during conversations as Coach Notes. For example, your exercise preferences (bodyweight vs. weights), past injuries, or your favorite exercises. This conversation memory is used to create personalized insights, summaries and also workout plans.

Review your Coach Notes:

  • In the Fitbit app, tap the Health tab and then Coach Notes.

To erase all of your Coach Note history data and interactions:

  1. In the Fitbit app, tap the Health tab and then Coach Notes.

  2. Tap More and then Delete all.
Manage notifications from your coach
Tip: Some notifications from your coach may include health and wellness data. You can turn these notifications off at any time.
  1. Tap your profile picture and then Fitbit settings Settings app.

  2. Tap Push notifications.

  3. Navigate to Coaching.

  4. Turn on or off push notifications from your coach.

Manage your personal health coach data and privacy

Data your coach uses

Important: Coach Notes helps personalize your coaching experience by capturing useful information from conversations, which may include sensitive and personal details. At any point you can delete any coach notes and conversations that you no longer want your coach to use for personalization.

If you use your coach, Fitbit will use your historical and future health and wellness data to generate personalized insights. This includes:

  • Data the Fitbit app collects, like data from devices you have paired.

    • Activity and exercise (like steps, distance, energy burned, weekly cardio load, heart rate, and exercise history details)

    • Sleep (like sleep duration, sleep schedule, and sleep stages)

    • Body and health metrics (like weight, body fat, heart rate variability, breathing rate, skin temperature, and SpO2)

    • General device data (like IP address to identify the country that you’re currently located in and your phone’s language).

  • Your Fitbit profile info, like your name, age, height, weight, and sex.

  • Your interactions with Fitbit, including data entered or uploaded, conversations with the Coach, and Coach Notes.

  • Activity, sleep, body, and health metrics from third-party apps you’ve linked.

  • Inputs that you manually log in the app or share with the coach, and goals you set.

Differences between your coach and Gemini

Your personal health coach in the Fitbit app is built with Gemini models, but is not the same as the Gemini app. The key difference lies in access to your personal data.

Your coach can access your health metrics, goals, workout history, sleep, daily activity, and Coach Notes to create and adapt a personalized fitness plan. Gemini can't access this information directly, so any plan it creates will be generic, based only on information you provide.

Why human reviewers access your conversations with Google AI and how your data is used

Your conversations with Fitbit’s AI features are private. Human review of conversation data is limited to two specific circumstances, and used only to help improve and troubleshoot these experimental features:

  • If you submit feedback on a specific conversation, human reviewers may review the conversation to understand the issue and improve the feature’s quality.

  • If you provide separate, explicit consent for your data to be used for research and development, with steps taken to remove personally identifiable information (PII). This is optional.

If you submit feedback, trained reviewers may read, annotate, and process the specific conversation. They may also review associated Fitbit health and wellness data, activity logs related to that interaction, and basic app information. Please don’t enter sensitive or confidential information you wouldn't want a reviewer to see.

AI interactions in the Fitbit app are not used for training generative models unless you provide separate, explicit consent for your data to be used for research and development.

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