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Google is converting the\u00a0Fitbit<\/a> app into a centralized portal where you can see a comprehensive view of your health and fitness data. The company is rolling out an update for the app on May 19, after which it will officially be called the Health app and will feature a new icon. If you’re a\u00a0Google Fit user, you’ll get an invite\u00a0to migrate your data into the new app later this year.\u00a0You’ll find four tabs in the\u00a0new layout \u2014 Today, Fitness, Sleep and Health. If you pay for\u00a0Google Health Premium subscription, those tabs\u00a0will come integrated with the Gemini-powered Google Health Coach<\/a>, as well.\u00a0<\/p>\n In Today, you’ll find an overview of your stats and activities with\u00a0insights from Health Coach if you have access to it. Under the Fitness tab, you’ll find a workout library, a summary of your recent activities and a “weekly plan,” where you can save workout suggestions that you can ask Health Coach to create for you. You can see your sleep scores and duration in the sleep tab, including a view of your total REM sleep. Finally, in the Health tab, you’ll find your key vitals, including your heart rate, weight, blood oxygen and blood pressure.\u00a0<\/p>\n If you’re in the US, you’ll be able to sync your medical records with the app to be able to view lab results and medications within its interface. Google said it will store your data within the app itself, and you’ll be able to control how it’s used and shared. For instance, you’ll be able to link the app with other health applications, such as Peloton or MyFitnessPal, as well as share steps with friends to create leaderboards. “We…\u00a0committed to not using Fitbit user health and wellness data for Google Ads,” the company wrote. “The Fitbit app is now the Google Health app, and we continue to keep this commitment.”<\/p>\n