How do I install mcp-fitbit?

Its own README gives this command: npm install -g mcp-fitbit. Run it where your MCP client can launch the server, and check the README for any settings it asks for.

What does mcp-fitbit connect to, and what does it need?

It reaches fitbit. The credentials we found in its source are FITBIT_CLIENT_SECRET.

Which AI clients can use mcp-fitbit?

Its own description mentions Claude Desktop. That is a mention in its description, not a test we ran.

Is mcp-fitbit official and is it maintained?

We found nothing naming it as a vendor’s official server. Its repository has 34 GitHub stars and its state in our directory is stale. Its last commit we recorded was on 2025-05-27.

What licence does mcp-fitbit use?

The repository declares the MIT licence.

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mcp-fitbit

mcp-fitbit is an MCP server. It reaches fitbit. It needs FITBIT_CLIENT_SECRET to authenticate. Its repository has 34 GitHub stars and is licensed under MIT; we last read it on 2026-10-23.

Connects your Fitbit data to AI assistants for health insights and trend analysis. Requires no specific credentials. Compatible with Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible AI tools.

Install

Read from mcp-fitbit’s own README, close to verbatim -- not written by us, and not guessed.

npm install -g mcp-fitbit

View in mcp-fitbit’s own README ↗

What it reaches, and what it needs

Reaches

fitbit

Credential

FITBIT_CLIENT_SECRET

What it connects to

Supported in

Claude Desktop

Unverified means a mention in the server’s own description, not a citation. A wrong claim here costs nothing to correct and nothing to trust yet.

Maintenance

Stars

State

stale

Licence

MIT

From the repository

Give your AI assistant access to your Fitbit data for personalized health insights, trend analysis, and automated tracking. Works with Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible AI tools.

View on GitHub ↗2026-10-23

What mcp-fitbit can do

13 tools documented in its README. An AI client calls these by name.

get_weight: Weight data over time periods
get_sleep_by_date_range: Sleep logs for date range (max 100 days)
get_exercises: Activity/exercise logs after date
get_daily_activity_summary: Daily activity summary with goals
get_activity_goals: User's activity goals (daily/weekly)
get_activity_timeseries: Activity time series data (max 30 days)
get_azm_timeseries: Active Zone Minutes time series (max 1095 days)
get_heart_rate: Heart rate for time period
get_heart_rate_by_date_range: Heart rate for date range (max 1 year)
get_food_log: Complete nutrition data for a day
get_nutrition: Individual nutrient over time
get_nutrition_by_date_range: Individual nutrient for date range
get_profile: User profile information

Read from the README; names are kept only if the README contains them.

Common questions about mcp-fitbit

What does mcp-fitbit do?: Connects your Fitbit data to AI assistants for health insights and trend analysis. Requires no specific credentials. Compatible with Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible AI tools.
How do I install mcp-fitbit?: Its own README gives this command: npm install -g mcp-fitbit. Run it where your MCP client can launch the server, and check the README for any settings it asks for.
What does mcp-fitbit connect to, and what does it need?: It reaches fitbit. The credentials we found in its source are FITBIT_CLIENT_SECRET.
Which AI clients can use mcp-fitbit?: Its own description mentions Claude Desktop. That is a mention in its description, not a test we ran.
Is mcp-fitbit official and is it maintained?: We found nothing naming it as a vendor’s official server. Its repository has 34 GitHub stars and its state in our directory is stale. Its last commit we recorded was on 2025-05-27.
What licence does mcp-fitbit use?: The repository declares the MIT licence.