How to Connect Fitbod to Peloton
Fitbod does not have a direct Peloton integration. The best available setup is to send Fitbod workouts into Apple Health on iPhone and let the Peloton app read those workout records from Apple Health.
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Best Available Setup
There is no native Fitbod-to-Peloton handshake. On iPhone, the practical path is Fitbod → Apple Health → Peloton, which gives Peloton a basic workout record rather than a full strength-training log.
Enable Fitbod → Apple Health
Open Fitbod on your iPhone, go to Settings, and connect Apple Health so completed Fitbod workouts are written into the Apple health database.
Confirm a Fitbod workout lands in Apple Health
Finish one workout in Fitbod and check Apple Health before you open Peloton settings. The Peloton side cannot import what Apple Health does not already have.
Open Peloton's connected app settings
In the Peloton app, open More or Profile settings and find the Apple Health connection.
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Allow Peloton to read workout data
Grant Peloton access to the Apple Health workout categories it needs so the app can import the completed Fitbod session.
Refresh Peloton after a new workout
Log one fresh Fitbod workout and then reopen Peloton so the app has a clean chance to ingest the latest Apple Health entry.
Check your Peloton workout history
Look for the imported workout in Peloton's history. If it appears, the bridge is working as designed.
Workarounds & Tips
- 💡This workflow is strongest on iPhone. Peloton does not offer an equivalent Fitbod-to-Peloton route on Android.
- 💡If you already track Peloton classes separately, decide which app should own your strength history to avoid double counting.
- 💡Keep screenshots or notes of important Fitbod PRs because Peloton will not preserve that detailed lifting context.
Pros
- ✓Gets Fitbod strength sessions into a Peloton-centered iPhone setup
- ✓Uses first-party Apple Health permissions instead of an unofficial script
- ✓Useful if Peloton is your training diary but Fitbod is your lifting planner
- ✓Fast to test with one fresh workout
Cons
- ✗No direct Fitbod-Peloton integration
- ✗iPhone and Apple Health are effectively required
- ✗Peloton receives only a simplified workout record
- ✗Detailed exercise names, sets, reps, and weight do not carry over
Troubleshooting
⚠️ Peloton does not show the Fitbod workout
Open Apple Health first and confirm the workout exists there. Then recheck Peloton's Apple Health permissions and reopen the Peloton app after logging a brand-new Fitbod session.
⚠️ The workout appears twice
If you also logged a Peloton class or another app wrote the same workout into Apple Health, choose one source for completed strength workouts and disable the other route.
⚠️ The imported Peloton entry is missing strength details
That is normal for this bridge. Peloton is reading a summarized Apple Health workout entry, not your full Fitbod exercise log.
Related Resources
Peloton App Profile
See Peloton's current direct integrations and tracked workout metrics.
Why Workouts Stop Syncing
Helpful when the workout is visible in Apple Health but Peloton still does not ingest it.
Native vs Bridge Workflows
Read this before committing to an Apple Health bridge as a permanent Peloton workflow.
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