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AirBridge Health

People with Fitbit history need a truthful path into Apple Health after the provider data boundary changed.

Matthew’s role

Founder, product designer, iOS engineer, and release owner

attribution

uxuiai.org

claim boundary

Matthew owns the product and implementation record. Google, Fitbit, Apple, and their services are platform dependencies, not clients.

shipping product · iPhone and web
AirBridge Health shown in a framed product preview.
The public AirBridge Health product surface and its on-device bridge. First-party release proof captured from airbridgehealth.com.

shipping product · iPhone and web

AirBridge Health

AirBridge Health shown in a framed product preview.

First-party release proof captured from airbridgehealth.com.

the meaningful constraint

Health data, OAuth credentials, provenance, background delivery, App Review, and user comprehension have to stay correct together.

the smallest consequential decision

Keep health normalization and analysis on the device, store the refresh token in Keychain, and make the bridge explicit about what it can and cannot import.

implementation depth

  • SwiftUI and HealthKit
  • Google Health API and OAuth
  • on-device analysis
  • StoreKit and remote release floors

what shipped or remains public

A public, shipping bridge that imports supported Google Health records into Apple Health without an AirBridge health-data server.

privacy relevance

Health reads, normalization, analysis, and Apple Health writes happen on device; provider requests still reach Google and Apple as disclosed.

accessibility relevance

The product record includes VoiceOver, larger text, Reduced Motion, and light/dark evidence as release requirements.

correction path

If this public evidence has changed, email a correction for this record.

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