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# Mi Band + Android

### I. Install and set up Google Fit

1 Installing Google Fit ― <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.fitness>

2 Setting up Google Fit is done as follows:

2.1 Open the program and click “Continue as…”.

2.2 Enter the data: sex, date of birth, weight, and height,

2.3 and click “Next”.

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2.4 Give permission ― “Turn on” or refuse ― “No thanks” to run the program in the background and automatically track activity. Recommended option to turn this mode on.

2.5 Press “ALLOW” to confirm your permission.<br>

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2.6 Give permission ― “Turn on” or refuse ― “No thanks” to use your location. Selecting this option does not affect the operation of MOOW, so choose what suits you best.

2.7 Click on the preferred button if you have selected to turn on the use of the location.

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2.9 After these steps, the main Google Fit page opens. It has information about activity duration, cardio points, steps, calories dropped, distance travelled, etc. Initially, all the data is “at zero”, but it will be updated as soon as the tracker is connected.

### II. Install and set up Zepp Life

1 Installing Zepp Life ― <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xiaomi.hm.health&hl=en_US>

2 Connecting the original Mi Band 3-7 to Zepp Life following the recommended steps in the app

{% hint style="warning" %} <mark style="color:red;">**Be aware that the Mi Band 7 Pro and Mi Band 8 are not currently supported by Google Fit, hence the MOOW**</mark>
{% endhint %}

### III. Set up sync Zepp Life data with Google Fit

3 Connecting to Google Fit is done as follows:

3.1 Open Zepp Life and go to the Profile tab.

3.2 Scroll just below and open “Add Accounts.”

3.3 Select Google Fit.<br>

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3.4 Confirm by clicking on “Google Username”.

3.5 Chose your Google account to sync with or create a new one.

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3.6 After choosing the account you will see “Paired successfully” note. The heart rate from the MI Band will now be synchronized with Google Fit, and therefore displayed in the MOOW app.

### IV. Manual sync Zepp Life data with Google Fit

Depending on your phone settings, synchronization between Zepp Life and Google Fit may not happen automatically. In this case, try the following steps:

In the Zepp Life, go to the Home page and refresh it ― pull down once. This will sync the data from your Mi Band with the Zepp Life.

1. Now, open the Google Fit and go to the "Journal" page.
2. On the "Journal" page, click on the two arrows icon next to your Profile picture to initiate the sync with Zepp data. The sync is completed when you see the "Zepp Life” icon next to your workout data in Google Fit.
3. To make sure your heart rate is synchronized, go to the “Browse” page.
4. Select the "Vitals" section.

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5. Make sure you see your heart rate curve in the Vitals section.

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6. Make sure you see your heart rate curve in the Vitals section.![](/files/SNfAIxI9ADph37B7ZzLz)

**Once your data is synced with Google Fit, open the MOOW app and press “REVIEW ACTIVITIES” to “CLAIM TIC”.**


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