Google is replacing its existing health and fitness apps with a new “Google Health” experience. Multiple outlets report that the Fitbit app is being rebranded as “Google Health,” positioning it as the single app for health and fitness features. At the same time, Google Fit is set to shut down by the end of the year, with a migration process available for users. Several sources say the transition follows months of testing and is part of broader product updates for Fitbit’s ecosystem.
Reporting also highlights new functionality within Google Health, including redesigned wellness tools and deeper health tracking. Business Standard specifically describes AI-powered coaching tied to Gemini, while Lifehacker and other outlets note improvements to an AI coach as part of the new experience. TechRadar frames the change as significant for Fitbit users, and Wired describes Google Health as a one-stop shop while the older Google Fit app is sunset.
Across sources, the main theme is consolidation: Fitbit-focused health features move into “Google Health,” while Google Fit is phased out, accompanied by guidance and tools to migrate.
