Devices
Apple Watch integration
Updated
In the app: Your daily steps
- Steps, confirmed
In the app: Your runs, rides and walks
- Workout type, confirmed
- Start and end, confirmed
- Duration, confirmed
- Distance, not confirmed yet
- Calories, not confirmed yet
- Average heart rate, confirmed
- Average pace, not confirmed yet
- Elevation gain, not confirmed yet
In the app: Your heart rate through the day
- Heart rate, confirmed
- Resting heart rate, confirmed
- Heart rate variability, not confirmed yet
In the app: Your nights
- Start and end, confirmed
- Time asleep, confirmed
- Stages, confirmed
Steps in Biomon shows your daily steps. From Apple Watch, it gets steps.
What Biomon reads
Biomon reads what your Apple Watch saves to Apple Health on your iPhone: steps, workouts, heart and sleep with stages. No separate watch connection is needed.
- Steps
- Workouts
- Heart
- Sleep
Biomon asks for these kinds of data. It shows only what Apple Watch shares and you allow.
How it connects
Apple Health on your iPhone, where your Apple Watch saves its data
How to connect
- Keep your Apple Watch paired with your iPhone, so it saves to Apple Health.
- In Biomon, open Settings then Permissions.
- Tap Health activity, Workout imports, Sleep or Heart measurements. Each asks for its own kind of data.
- On the Apple Health screen, turn on the data you want to share, then tap Allow.
- To change it later, open the Health app, tap your profile picture, then under Privacy tap Apps then Biomon.
Questions
Does Biomon work with Apple Watch?
Yes, through Apple Health on your iPhone. Your Apple Watch saves its data to Apple Health, and Biomon reads it there.
What does Biomon read from Apple Watch?
Biomon asks Apple Watch for steps, workouts, heart and sleep. It shows only what Apple Watch shares and you allow.
How do I connect Apple Watch to Biomon?
Open Settings > Permissions in Biomon, tap a kind of data and allow it on the Apple Health screen.