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Xiaomi Mi Smart Scale with Garmin Connect

Is there such a possibility, to connect third-party bluetooth scale (Xiaomi Mi Smart Scale in my case) with Garmin Connect?

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2050790 over 5 years ago +19

I have tried to connect myfitnesspal to a couple of times now but weight won't sync. No matter what i try.

@Gamrin, please fix this or read weight data from the ios health app. Should be trivial to…
3918837 over 5 years ago +15

After some failures i managed to find not a clean way to sync weight from Xiaomi Mi Smart Scale to Garmin connect

Xiaomi Mi Boody Composition Scale adds weight to Mi Fit app >

Mi Fit app is synced…
Lukasz Swiderski over 1 year ago +7 suggested

Hi guys I'm the author of the Mi Scale Exporter. I'm happy to see that it works well (in most of scenarios) and thanks for all the feedback.

Originally the app was for my own purpose, so it is…

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0 phanex over 1 year ago in reply to MaDus

I've seen the changelog. Did you use custom api address?

In any case, congradulations!

p.s. I found the great way for managing updates of the apps from the github. It called Obtanium and can be found at the github too. You just adding the github address and it checks and updates your apps. github.com/.../Obtainium
It's not necessary though since MiScale Exporter appeared in Google Play. But may be will be handy for someone

0 Marcus Sarkis over 1 year ago in reply to 3918837

I just followed the steps and worked for me. Years later it was the only I could make it work. Thank you

0 Piotr over 1 year ago

play.google.com/.../details

0 Lukasz Swiderski over 1 year ago

Hi guys I'm the author of the Mi Scale Exporter. I'm happy to see that it works well (in most of scenarios) and thanks for all the feedback.

Originally the app was for my own purpose, so it is Android only and I cannot make apps for Apple ecosystem. But I got requests to make it for iPhone users as well.

I couldn't do that, but I created web app that can run in any browser that supports web Bluetooth API. So it works fine on Windows/macOS via any chromium based browser. On iOS unfortunately most of the browsers do not support this api but there is a gem. In the App Store there is Bluefy - Web BLE Browser that supports this very important feature. So via Bluefy the app can also run on iPhone/iPad.

Both apps do not store any of your data outside your devices, it is just a simple proxy between the Xiaomi Scale and Garmin. Both apps are open source, so anyone can audit them at any time.

Link to Web App: web-body-composition.vercel.app/
Link to Google Play (Android): play.google.com/.../details
Urls to project repositories:
github.com/.../
github.com/.../WebBodyComposition

0 8569394 over 1 year ago in reply to Lukasz Swiderski

Come here to write that I find a way to use Mi Scale with Garmin (with your app).

Thank you, Lukasz!

0 Piotr over 1 year ago in reply to Lukasz Swiderski

I also join the thanks, the application works great. Copies all important data from the balance.

0 Diogo over 1 year ago in reply to Lukasz Swiderski

Thank you brother. It works great on MacOS!

0 pshare over 1 year ago

If it connects to Fitbit, sync the scale to Fitbit then Fitbit to My Fitness Pal and My then Fitness Pal to Garmin. I do that with my Renpho scale. Works well. There's a tread in the forums on that subject.

0 6508061 over 1 year ago in reply to Lukasz Swiderski

Hi, today is web not working. "Error uploading weight to Garmin Connect: Garmin SSO returner "429 Too Many Requests"". Thank you.

0 MaDus over 1 year ago in reply to 6508061

I have the same error...