If you weigh yourself on a smart scale from Withings, Eufy, Renpho, Garmin, or Fitbit, we have to be honest with you: MigraineMe cannot read weight or body fat readings yet. We would rather tell you plainly than send you through setup steps that lead nowhere.
What this means in practice
Your scale's own app (Health Mate, EufyLife, Renpho Health, Garmin Connect, or Fitbit) can store your weight in Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android. That still works, and it is worth keeping switched on so your history stays in one place. But MigraineMe does not read the weight or body fat categories from either bridge at the moment, so those numbers will not appear inside MigraineMe.
The good news about your scale's brand
If your scale is a Garmin Index or a Withings, the same account often comes with a watch or tracker whose data MigraineMe genuinely can use. Sleep, heart rate, and steps are the signals that matter most for spotting migraine patterns, and those flow in as normal:
- Garmin watches connect to MigraineMe directly. See the guide How to connect a Garmin watch.
- Withings watches and trackers connect through Apple Health or Health Connect. See How to connect a Withings ScanWatch.
- Fitbit connects through Health Connect on Android. Fitbit does not share with Apple Health on iPhone. See How to connect a Fitbit or Pixel Watch.
Want to know when weight support arrives?
Write to us at help@migraineme.app and tell us which scale you use. When weight reading lands in the app, the people who asked hear about it first.
