1. How it works
Hobbio turns your workouts into the history of your sports hobbies: connect your phone's health integration and every run, ride, swim or gym session becomes statistics (sessions, duration, calories, distance) under the matching hobby — Running, Strength Training, Calisthenics, Cycling, Swimming and more. If the hobby isn't in your profile yet, Hobbio creates and links it for you.
Beyond smartwatch imports, inside the Health › Workout tab you can also:
- Smart Running Plan: generate an adaptive week-by-week running plan (5K, 10K, Half Marathon, Marathon, or any of the 340+ curated races in Brazil) — when you run with your watch, Hobbio automatically recognizes and completes the scheduled workout and recalibrates your target pace.
- Strength & Calisthenics Tracker: generate a personalized weekly program (Full Body, Upper/Lower, or PPL) or pick from 39 ready-made routines across 9 categories, logging weight, reps, rest timers, and personal records (PRs) across 880+ illustrated exercises.
- Anthropometric Body Assessment: track body measurements across 8 segments (arms, chest, shoulders, waist, abdomen, hips, thighs, and calves) with step-by-step anatomical illustrations, posture tips, tape-placement guides, ±0.5 cm fine tuning, bilateral logging, and comparative progress history with deltas.
- Heart, Sleep & Full PDF/Markdown Reports: track resting BPM, HRV, SpO₂, respiratory rate, and sleep stage hypnograms in the Health tab, and export a complete PDF or Markdown report analyzed by Hobbio AI.
Your workouts are private by default: only you can see them. Publishing to the hobby feed (or sharing a Workout Story with photo) is your choice — see section 4.
2. iPhone and Apple Watch
- In the app, open Profile → Settings → External Integrations → Apple and tap Connect.
- Choose whether to publish workouts to the feed (you can change this later).
- Authorize reading in the Health app when the iPhone asks.
Hobbio reads workouts from the Apple Watch Workout app (and any app that writes to Apple Health), imports your history and, for workouts from the last 30 days, also the map route, steps and average heart rate, while powering on-device Heart and Sleep analytics (last 21 days). New workouts come in automatically when you open the app (or anytime via the Sync button in the Training Calendar).
3. Android — Health Connect (includes Samsung Health, Fitbit and Mi Fitness)
On Android, Hobbio reads Health Connect — Android's health data hub. Any app that syncs workouts to it works: Samsung Health (Galaxy Watch), Fitbit, Mi Fitness, adidas Running and others.
- Android 14 or newer: Health Connect is built into the system. On Android 13 or older, install the "Health Connect" app from the Play Store.
- Make your workout app write to Health Connect. In Samsung Health: Settings → Health Connect → turn sync on and allow Exercise.
- In Hobbio, open Profile → Settings → External Integrations → Google Health Connect and tap Connect.
- Choose whether to publish workouts to the feed and grant the read permissions (exercise, distance, calories, heart rate, and sleep for the Health tab reports and full export).
Hobbio imports workout sessions with duration, calories and distance and powers the Health tab analytics.
4. Privacy: who sees your workouts?
- By default, only you. Imported workouts show up in your statistics, goals and calendar — visible only in your account.
- Publishing to the feed is opt-in. On first setup the app asks ("Just for me" / "Publish to feed"); the Publish workouts to the hobby feed switch lives on the integration screen and can be turned on or off anytime. When on, each new workout becomes a post visible to the hobby's members, with type, duration, distance and calories.
- We never use health data for advertising, never sell it and never share it with third parties. Details in the Privacy Policy, section 2A.
5. Troubleshooting
- "No workouts found": make sure the source app is writing to the health hub — on Android, open Health Connect and check that Samsung Health (or another app) exercises show up there; on iPhone, check the Health app → Workouts.
- Old workouts missing (Android): Health Connect only receives what apps sync after the bridge is enabled — history from before that may not be available.
- Permission denied: on Android, open Health Connect → App permissions → Hobbio; on iPhone, Settings → Privacy & Security → Health → Hobbio.
- Workout under the wrong hobby: on the integration screen you can pick, per hobby, which workout types count towards it.
- Disconnecting: External Integrations → disconnect. Hobbio stops reading new data; you can delete imported workouts in the app, and deleting your account removes everything.
6. Still stuck?
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