Using ChatGPT to track your daily fitness routine might get a lot easier in the near future. While people with iPhones can already sync the popular chatbot with their device’s built-in fitness tracking, those on the other side of the smartphone fence have been waiting for similar access. Recent software clues show that Google Health integration is finally on the way for mobile users.
New code reveals permission to read past and present fitness records
While looking through the latest software version of the Android application, testers discovered hidden code pointing to Health Connect permissions. These settings will allow the app to access a wide range of personal information directly from your smartwatches and fitness bands. The software can read historical data over a long period to give a complete picture of your daily habits.
The hidden code shows that the app wants to read specific details like your body weight, lean muscle mass, and bone density. It also requests access to reproductive information and background permissions to sync your latest records even when the app is closed. Your personal profile will stay up to date without any extra effort on your end.
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The chatbot wants to offer personalized advice using your daily habits
This upcoming update is not just about showing you how many steps you walked today. The main goal is to let the AI analyze your fitness trends and provide custom advice based on your lifestyle. By looking at your history, the system can spot patterns and suggest small changes to help you stay healthy.
This feature is already available for users on iOS and the web. Adding it to other mobile devices makes the tool far more useful for millions of people. While the update is not live yet, the code is almost finished. This new connection option should pop up in your app settings soon.
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