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Can’t Find Pokemon Go In Health App?

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Pokémon GO data may not appear in the Health app if you haven’t enabled Adventure Sync or granted permissions.

Where can I find the source in Apple Health?

Sources are listed under the Browse tab in the Health app.

Open the Health app and tap the Browse tab. Pick any category—like Activity—then choose a subcategory (say, Steps). Scroll down until you see Data Sources & Access, where all your connected apps and devices show up.

How do I sync Pokémon GO with Apple Health?

Turn on Adventure Sync in Pokémon GO’s settings to sync your data with Apple Health.

Fire up Pokémon GO, tap the Main Menu (☰), then hit Settings. Choose Adventure Sync and flip the switch to On. When prompted, allow Pokémon GO to access your Apple Health data—it’s that simple.

Where exactly are the sources in Apple Health?

Sources live under the Browse tab in the Health app.

Just tap the Browse tab, pick a category (like Heart), then a subcategory. Scroll to Data Sources & Access to see which apps and devices are feeding data into your Health app.

How do I get Pokémon GO on my Apple Watch (2020 model)?

Turn on the Pokémon GO app for your Apple Watch through the Watch app on your iPhone.

Open the Watch app on your iPhone, find Pokémon GO, and switch Show App on Apple Watch to On. The app will appear on your watch face or in your app list—no extra steps needed.

How do I turn on motion and fitness tracking on my iPhone for Pokémon GO?

Flip the switch for Motion & Fitness tracking in your iPhone’s settings under Privacy.

Head to Settings > Privacy > Motion & Fitness and turn it On. Pokémon GO also needs permission, so check its in-app settings for “Motion & Fitness” access.

Does Pokémon GO Adventure Sync actually work with an Apple Watch?

Adventure Sync tracks distance using your phone or watch but doesn’t require an Apple Watch.

It syncs with Apple Health or Google Fit, pulling in data from your Apple Watch if you have one. On an iPhone, your watch’s activity automatically adds to your step count and distance in Adventure Sync.

How do I add a source to my Apple Health app?

Tap the Sources tab at the bottom of the Health app to add a new source.

Open the Health app, then tap Sources at the bottom. Under Apps, you’ll see a list of compatible apps. Tap one—like Pokémon GO—to adjust its data-sharing permissions.

Why doesn’t my Pokémon GO show motion and fitness options?

Pokémon GO needs Motion & Fitness access on your iPhone plus Adventure Sync turned on.

First, check Settings > Privacy > Motion & Fitness to make sure it’s enabled. Then, in Pokémon GO, go to Settings > Adventure Sync and turn it On. If you’re on Android, double-check that Google Fit is installed and connected.

Why can’t I find motion and fitness in my iPhone settings?

You have to enable Motion & Fitness in iPhone settings under Privacy.

Head to Settings > Privacy > Motion & Fitness and make sure the toggle is On. If you’re using Pokémon GO, enable Adventure Sync in the app’s settings to request access.

Does Pokémon GO count treadmill walking?

Adventure Sync gives credit for treadmill walking or light jogging.

Pokémon GO awards distance for walking, light jogging, and treadmill activity through Adventure Sync. It won’t track biking, skateboarding, or scooters unless those activities are logged as steps in your health app.

Does Adventure Sync pull data from Apple Health?

Adventure Sync can sync with Apple Health to track your activity from iPhone or Apple Watch.

Turn on Adventure Sync in Pokémon GO’s settings and grant it access to Apple Health. That way, your step count, walking distance, and other tracked activity from your Apple Watch or iPhone count toward in-game rewards.

This article was researched and written with AI assistance, then verified against authoritative sources by our editorial team.
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