Bring your health data to Homey! This app connects Homey Pro to the Google Health API and turns your steps, heart rate, sleep, weight and more into Homey device capabilities — with full Insights history and a rich set of Flow cards.
Works with any data source that feeds Google Health (Pixel Watch, Fitbit, and other connected apps/devices).
16 sensors, all with Insights
| Activity | Heart | Body | Sleep & more |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steps today | Heart rate (latest) | Weight | Sleep last night (h) |
| Distance today | Resting heart rate | Body fat | Water intake today |
| Calories today | Heart rate variability (HRV) | Blood oxygen (SpO2) | |
| Active calories today | VO2 max | Respiratory rate | |
| Floors today | |||
| Active zone minutes |
Daily counters reset at local midnight automatically.
Setup
Google grants Health API access per Google Cloud project, so you bring your own (free) OAuth client — the app’s settings page walks you through it step by step:
- Create a (free) project in the Google Cloud Console and enable the Google Health API
- Create an OAuth client (type Web application) with redirect URI
https://callback.athom.com/oauth2/callbackand add yourself as a test user - Paste Client ID + Secret into the app settings, then add the “Google Health” device and sign in
- Important: tick ALL permission checkboxes on Google’s consent screen (Google leaves them unchecked by default)
Test version
Known limitations while testing:
- Data arrives via polling (configurable, 5–1440 min) — no realtime push yet
- While your Google consent screen is in “Testing” mode, Google expires logins after 7 days → just use Repair on the device (or publish your consent screen to make logins permanent)
Feedback, bug reports and feature requests are very welcome — either here or on GitHub.
Privacy & security
Health data is sensitive, and this app was largely written by an AI — so here is exactly where your data goes, all of it verifiable in the public source code:
- Your data never touches my servers — there are none. The app runs 100% locally on your Homey Pro and talks to exactly one endpoint: Google’s Health API (
health.googleapis.com), plus Google’s OAuth endpoints for login. No telemetry, no analytics, no third-party services. - You own the API access. The OAuth client belongs to your own Google Cloud project. I never see your Client ID, secret, tokens or any health data — I couldn’t even if I wanted to.
- Tokens stay on your Homey. Access/refresh tokens are stored in Homey’s device store on your Homey Pro, nowhere else.
- Read-only by default. The app only requests read scopes. Write access (for the “Log weight/body fat” Flow cards) is opt-in and off by default.
- Zero runtime dependencies. No third-party npm packages in the app — just Node.js built-ins and the official Homey SDK. Nothing to hide in, small attack surface, quick to audit.
- No special Homey permissions. The manifest’s permission list is empty.
- Fully open source (MIT). Every line is public. The AI-generated code went through a multi-agent adversarial review and you’re welcome to review it yourself — that’s the honest answer to “can I trust vibe-coded software”: don’t trust, verify.
Credits & sources
This app was built end-to-end with Claude Fable 5 (Anthropic) in Claude Code — as a real-world test of Fable 5’s capabilities: multi-agent code-review workflows with adversarial verification, reverse-engineering the API semantics from CLI source code, logo design rendered via headless Chromium, and live debugging against a real Homey Pro.
Sources used:
- google-health-cli (Apache 2.0) — Google Health API v4 endpoints, OAuth scopes, all 40 data types and raw response formats
- homey-app-skill (MIT, by dvflw) — Homey SDK v3 conventions and best practices
- Homey Apps SDK documentation & SDK v3 reference
- Google OAuth 2.0 documentation
This app is not affiliated with Google. Google Health is a trademark of Google LLC.
Printable health report — Google Health itself has no PDF export, so the app
New “Asleep” sensor — realtime sleep state isn’t possible with the Google
SpO2 fix — blood oxygen now uses Google’s daily summary instead of raw
Nutrition: calorie intake, carbs, protein, fat
Basal calories & 
sedentary minutes
Respiratory rate, 
VO2 max, 
altitude
Skin-temperature variation (the deviation-from-baseline value your wearable actually reports during sleep)
Optional ECG & irregular-heart-rhythm data — off by default, needs an extra Google permission you can enable in the app settings
Customize it right on the page — tick/untick whole sections (patient details, summary, individual charts, daily table, disclaimer) and individual table columns. Unticked parts aren’t printed or saved to the PDF, and your choices are remembered.
One-tap copyable password — no more typing the access password by hand.
Fixed report generation in the mobile app — it previously only worked on a PC; now it works the same on your phone.