Your Fitbit or Pixel Watch syncs to your Google account, and Voke reads it from there. Keep the watch. Voke adds circles to share with, answers from your data and end-to-end encryption.
What Voke reads from Google
Connect your Google account and Voke brings in your last year, then keeps up as your watch syncs:
- Sleep: each night with its stages, plus naps.
- Heart: heart rate by the minute, resting heart rate and heart rate variability.
- Overnight vitals: blood oxygen, breathing rate and temperature change.
- Activity: steps, distance, calories and Active Zone Minutes.
- Workouts and weight.
Voke asks Google for read-only access. Moving from Google Health or Fitbit to Voke walks through each step.
Share more than a step count
In the Google Health app, friends and family can see your weekly step count or cardio load.
In Voke you make circles with the people you choose: family, a partner, a running group. For each category, such as sleep, heart, activity and workouts, you pick a level. A circle can see scores only, daily totals, or the full night with its stages. You can have as many circles as you like.
Voke also reads Apple Health, so a partner with an Apple Watch sits next to your Fitbit nights in the same circle. How to share without oversharing covers the settings.
Answers from your data
Google Health Coach comes with Google Health Premium, at $9.99 a month or $99 a year.
Ask Voke is a chat that answers from your data. Ask “did I sleep worse this week?” and get a straight answer, with the numbers behind it. After each night, a short morning summary points out what stands out. Requests go to AI providers with zero data retention, so they delete them after answering and don’t train on them.
Prefer the assistant you already use? Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or another MCP app and choose which categories it can read. Use any AI assistant with your health data shows how.
Encrypted end to end
Voke uses post-quantum end-to-end encryption. Your key is made on your iPhone and stored in iCloud Keychain. Voke cannot read the health data it stores.
When you share with a circle, your phone seals what each person can see with keys only they hold. Who can see your health data in Voke has the detail.
Scores that work the same for everyone
Voke gives each night a sleep score and each day a readiness score, from your sleep, heart rate variability, resting heart rate, temperature and blood oxygen. The score is worked out the same way for a Fitbit, a Pixel Watch or an Apple Watch.
Price
Voke is $11.99 a month, or $114.99 a year, with a one-week free trial. One plan covers everything: circles, Ask Voke, the morning summary and connecting your own AI. See pricing.
Keep your watch, connect your Google account, and get Voke for iPhone.
Sources
- Google Health Help: Share with friends and family
- Google: Google Health Coach