So exportierst du deine Daten — Garmin, Apple Health, ResMed & mehr

How to export your data — Garmin, Apple Health, ResMed & more

Pick your device. Each guide has at most four steps, a direct link and a picture to go with it. Then you upload the file to mypacing — we'll do the rest.

More on this in our blog: setting up wearable data in mypacing

Garmin Connect

Your full history including heart rate, HRV (heart rate variability), sleep and Body Battery.

~ a few hrsuntil email
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Open the data export page

Sign in with your Garmin account and open the export page. The easiest way is the button below.

Open Garmin export

DatenverwaltungAlle deine Daten exportierenDatenexport anfordern
E-Mail von Garmin„Action Required: Download Your Data"ZIPDownloadLink läuft nach 3 Tagen ab
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Request it & wait for the email

Click 'Request data export'. Garmin gets everything ready and sends you an email with a download link — within a few hours, depending on your account.

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Download the ZIP & upload it to mypacing

Download the ZIP file via the link in the email (within 3 days!) and upload it to mypacing unchanged.

No need to unzip — mypacing does that itself. Just use the .zip.
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CPAP · ResMed AirSense/AirCurve

Most detailed via the SD card — but it now also works comfortably via the myAir app (see box below).

2 minof effort
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Take out the SD card

Switch the device off. There's an SD card in the side — press it in briefly and it pops out. Then put it into a card reader on your computer.

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SD-Karte (DRIVE E:)📁 DATALOG📄 STR.edf📄 Identification.tgtalles markieren → in einen ZIP-Ordner packen
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Zip the card's contents

Select the entire contents of the card (especially the DATALOG folder and STR.edf), right-click → 'Compress to ZIP file'.

Afterwards put the card back into the device so it keeps recording.
3

Upload the ZIP to mypacing

mypacing reads AHI (apnea events per hour), usage, pressure, leakage and breathing rate from the EDF files — and links them to your wearable's nights.

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Alternative without an SD card: the myAir app. In the myAir app (iOS/Android) go to Account → Request my data to start an export. You'll get an email with a download link to a ZIP file — upload it here the same way. It contains the same therapy metrics as the SD card (AHI, usage hours, leakage) plus resting heart rate/HRV/steps if the app pulls those from Apple Health/Health Connect.

Apple Health (iPhone)

Also bundles Apple Watch, Oura, Withings and many more, if they write into 'Health'.

1 minon the iPhone
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Health app → your profile

Open the Health app (heart icon) and tap your profile picture in the top right.

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Scroll all the way down

In your profile, scroll down to 'Export all health data' and tap it. Apple creates an export.zip.

3

Save the ZIP & upload it

Choose 'Save to Files' (or send it to your Mac via AirDrop), and upload the export.zip to mypacing.

Creating it can take a few minutes if you have a lot of history — hang in there for a moment.
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Fitbit / Google Health

Via Google Takeout — includes heart rate, sleep stages, HRV (heart rate variability).

~ hrsuntil email
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Open Google Takeout

Sign in with the Google account that's linked to Fitbit. The button opens Takeout directly.

Open Google Takeout

Google Takeout1. „Auswahl aufheben" (Deselect all)… andere DiensteFitbit ✓
Export erstellenHäufigkeit: einmaligTyp: .zip · Größe: 2 GBExport erstellen→ E-Mail mit Download-Link folgt
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Select only 'Fitbit' & export

At the top click 'Deselect all', then tick only Fitbit. Next stepZIP, one-off → 'Create export'.

3

Upload the ZIP from the email

Google sends a download link. Download the ZIP and upload it to mypacing. Note: Automatic analysis of Fitbit Takeout files is still in the works — mypacing accepts your file and offers to send it to us as a sample so we can build support by hand.

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Sign up, upload the ZIP — analysis follows once Fitbit is supported. Sign up for free →

Whoop

Straight from the Whoop app — includes recovery, resting heart rate, HRV, sleep stages and blood oxygen.

~ hrsuntil email
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Request the export in the Whoop app

In the Whoop app tap 'More' at the bottom, then 'App Settings' → 'Data Export'. Tap 'Create Export' there.

Only one request every 24 hours is possible — don't tap it repeatedly.
App Settings → Data ExportCreate Export
„Your WHOOP Export is Ready"E-Mail von WhoopZIPDownload your data
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Wait for the email & download the ZIP

Whoop sends an email titled 'Your WHOOP Export is Ready' (usually within 30 minutes, up to 24 hrs per the app). Click 'Download your data'.

3

Upload the ZIP unchanged to mypacing

The ZIP contains four CSV files (workouts, sleep, physiological cycles, journal) — mypacing automatically reads the relevant metrics from the 'physiologische_zyklen.csv' / 'physiological_cycles.csv' file.

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More devices

Oura, Withings, Polar and others — usually via CSV export or through Apple Health / Health Connect.

mypacing can't yet automatically analyse the direct CSV exports from Oura, Withings and Polar — the upload still accepts the file and offers to send it to us as a sample. Fastest route: Apple Health (see box below), if your device writes there too.
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Oura Ring

In the Oura app under Profile → Export Data (or cloud.ouraring.com), request the CSV export — it includes sleep stages, HRV and temperature.

Open Oura Cloud

Profil → Export (CSV)
account.withings.com„Meine Daten herunterladen"
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Withings

Sign in at account.withings.com'Download my data'. You'll get CSV files (weight, heart rate, sleep).

Open Withings account

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Polar

Sign in at flow.polar.comSettings / Account → Export data. Activities as TCX/CSV.

Open Polar Flow

flow.polar.comKonto → Daten exportieren
Easiest for iPhone users: Many of these devices already write into Apple Health anyway. Then the Apple Health export (tab above) is enough and you get everything in one file.
File ready? Upload it now →