If you don’t see the notification to setup the Fitbit sensor in the Notifications section of the menu as described, you may need to add the external URL in Home-Assistant.Home-Assistant must be accessible on the internet trough HTTPS to pass the Fitbit API authentication.I will also add some extra tips to the above guide: TheTroubleshooter / Home-Assistant / Fitbit – Add Multiple Accounts It’s not very complicated, just follow the steps in the guide here: How to integrate multiple Fitbit-accounts in Home-Assistant That is however not needed in this household, and because of that not something I have done. There is also possible to add more people to the scoreboard, but requires a little more complex logic and more code.

In my code longer down in this article fitbit1= UserA and fitbit2= UserB. In this blog post I’m going to publish the code, and and try to explain how this works. Our current FitBit devices: Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Charge 4 and Fitbit Aria 2Īfter some days of work, this is what I come up with: Perhaps this can be an extra motivation to become even more active, competition is at least always fun. This opens up a lot of possibilities, and one thing I have wanted to make is a “Fitbit scoreboard” for me and my wife. For the official integration that is still the case, but not too long ago TheTroubleshooter from the Home-Assistant forum published a solution to the problem on GitHub. Fitbit has been integrated into Home-Assistant as an official integration since 2016, but it has despite many requests always just had the option to add only one single user.

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