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Wearable Converter is a small independent tool that solves one problem: moving your fitness history onto Garmin Connect when you switch watches. It handles exports from Fitbit, Google Health and Apple Health. Years of step counts, sleep records, weight logs and activity data get stranded when you change platforms. Your old provider will export all of it, but Garmin Connect cannot read the format it comes in. Wearable Converter sits in between. It reads your export and produces clean CSV files that Garmin Connect imports directly. The tool runs entirely in your browser. Your health data is processed on your own device and is never uploaded to a server, so nothing is stored, transmitted or shared. That was a deliberate design decision. Years of personal health history is not something you should have to hand to a stranger just to change a file format. Pricing is a one-time licence covering every supported source. There is no subscription, no account to create and no recurring charge. Pay once and use it as often as you need. Wearable Converter is built and run by Casey and Shannon White in New South Wales, Australia. There is no support desk and no ticket queue. Emails come straight to the two of us, so if an export does not convert cleanly, get in touch and it gets looked at properly. The tool is maintained as Google, Apple and Garmin change their export and import formats, including the 2026 move of Fitbit data into Google Health.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Recently switched from a Fitbit...

Recently switched from a Fitbit to a Garmin due to having to use the new Google Health app and I could not be happier. The converter process was simple. I had a question before purchase and got a speedy and polite answer from the creator.

19 August 2026
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