Time is running out for Fitbit users who haven’t switched to Google accounts

The last call for Fitbit users to save their health data is February 2026.

Mar 28, 2025 - 20:18

Time is running out for Fitbit users who haven’t switched to Google accounts

A Realme GT7 Pro showing the Fitbit app in the Google apps folder.

Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority

Google has set a final deadline of February 2, 2026, for all Fitbit users to switch to Google Accounts.
Users who don’t migrate by then will lose access to their Fitbit account and all historical health data.
The transition is mandatory for continued access, though users can still export or delete their data instead of migrating.

If you’re still using a Fitbit account to track your health and fitness data, it’s time to start thinking about the inevitable switch. Google has officially set a deadline of February 2, 2026, for all Fitbit users to migrate to a Google Account, after which, access to the Fitbit service will no longer be available through the old system. (h/t: 9to5Google)

This change has been a long time coming. Ever since Google acquired Fitbit, it’s been gradually merging the two ecosystems. In 2023, users were first given the option to log in to Fitbit using their Google accounts. While existing Fitbit accounts continued to work during the transition period, Google made it clear that this wouldn’t last forever.