Google Health MCP
Google ships no Google Health MCP server. Wellness Project built one.
Google Health is the API that replaces the legacy Fitbit Web API, and it has no Model Context Protocol endpoint of its own. Wellness Project connects over OAuth, ingests your steps, sleep and heart data, and exposes all of it to Claude and ChatGPT through a native MCP server.
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What's inside
What's inside
Google Health data, MCP-readable
Steps, sleep stages, resting heart rate and heart rate variability sync over OAuth, then serve to any MCP client. Google publishes no MCP endpoint for this API, so this is the path that exists today.
The Fitbit successor, already wired
Wellness Project reads the Google Health API that replaces the legacy Fitbit Web API, so Fitbit device data keeps flowing without a second setup.
One connector, both Google surfaces
Google Health covers the account-level API. If your tracker writes to Android's Health Connect instead, connect that too and both feed the same MCP server.
Works with Claude and ChatGPT
The same MCP server answers both. Add Wellness Project to Claude Desktop or claude.ai, or connect it as a ChatGPT plugin, and your device data is in the conversation.
Ask, do not export
"How did my sleep track this week against my resting heart rate?" The model pulls the structured rows and reasons over them. No CSV, no copy-paste, no manual export.
Specialist context travels with the data
When Claude reads your workouts, it sees the same context Coach Jamie sees: weekly volume, stale lifts, PRs, RIR cues. The MCP layer carries the interpretation, not just the raw numbers.
Signed in with OAuth, revocable
You approve the connector with your Wellness Project login. No API key to generate or paste, and you can revoke it from settings at any time.
Step by step
How it works
- 1Sign up free
Create a Wellness Project account on iPhone, Android, or web. Free during early access.
- 2Connect your device
Open Settings, Devices, and connect your tracker. Steps, sleep, and heart data start syncing automatically.
- 3Add the connector
Add Wellness Project as an MCP server in Claude Desktop or claude.ai, or connect it as a ChatGPT plugin.
- 4Ask your AI
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your steps, sleep, resting heart rate, HRV, and runs. The model reads the structured rows.
In the app
In the app
GitHub is full of unmaintained device-mcp repos you would have to clone, configure, and keep running yourself. Wellness Project is the hosted, native MCP server. You connect once and it stays connected.
No self-hosting, no tokens to refresh by hand, no broken community repo. The same data Coach Jamie reads is the data your AI reads.
Want to see the tool surface first? The Wellness Project MCP server and tool catalog are documented publicly on GitHub.
FAQ
FAQ
Is there an official Google Health MCP server?
Is Google Health the same as Health Connect?
Will my Fitbit data still arrive?
How do I add the MCP server to Claude?
Does it work with ChatGPT as well?
Do I need to run anything on my own machine?
Is the connector free?
What does the model actually see?
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Wellness Project is informational software, not a medical product. AI advisors do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe; for anything clinical, consult a qualified clinician.