Data access & tools · Device data extractor / SDK

Gadgetbridge

Java wearable data extractor

What is Gadgetbridge?

Gadgetbridge is a free, cloudless Android app that replaces gadget vendors' closed-source companion apps, so data from supported watches and bands stays on the phone.

Gadgetbridge at a glance

Type
Device data extractor / SDK
Devices supported
Supports many watches and bands; the project's topics include Amazfit, Mi Band, Garmin, Huawei, Pebble, Fossil, Casio and Bangle.js. Check the project's device list for your model.
Open source
Yes
Signals
  • Multi-signal
Category
Data collection platform
Domains
device integration
Language
Java
Licence
AGPL-3.0
Commercial use
Not stated
Maintenance
Commit in the last 12 months (as of Oct 21, 2026)
Last commit
Nov 8, 2026
Repository
Not archived

How to get data with Gadgetbridge

Install the Android app, pair the watch with it instead of the vendor app, then export the local database.

Code & repos

Where these facts come from

Checked on Nov 9, 2026 against the project’s own pages:

Other Wearable Signal Tools that share a signal with Gadgetbridge.

Questions about Gadgetbridge

  • What is Gadgetbridge used for?

    Gadgetbridge is a free, cloudless Android app that replaces gadget vendors' closed-source companion apps, so data from supported watches and bands stays on the phone. ChatPPG lists it as a device data extractor / sdk.

  • Which devices does Gadgetbridge support?

    Supports many watches and bands; the project's topics include Amazfit, Mi Band, Garmin, Huawei, Pebble, Fossil, Casio and Bangle.js. Check the project's device list for your model.

  • How do you get data with Gadgetbridge?

    Install the Android app, pair the watch with it instead of the vendor app, then export the local database.

  • Is Gadgetbridge open source?

    Yes. Licence: AGPL-3.0.

  • Is Gadgetbridge still maintained?

    Its repository's last commit was on Nov 8, 2026 (checked Nov 9, 2026).

Summary, licence and commercial-use fields are shown as recorded for this project. Maintenance is computed from the last commit date. Check the project’s own repository for its current licence and status.