Embeds & badges
Updated August 22, 2026
1. HealthKit ↔ Health Connect type table
All 10 metrics with their Apple HealthKit and Android Health Connect type identifiers and the cross-platform gotchas — the same data as the type reference, rendered without the site chrome. The table scrolls sideways inside the frame, so it stays usable in a narrow column. Preview the widget.
<iframe src="https://aifitnessapi.com/embed/matrix"
title="HealthKit and Health Connect data-type reference"
width="100%" height="620" loading="lazy" style="border:0"></iframe>620px is a starting point, not a measurement — the table is 10 rows of variable-length notes, so pick a height that suits your layout and let the frame scroll.
2. Changes & deadlines tracker
The next dated ecosystem changes still ahead — deprecations, turndowns, term changes — each showing whether we grade it confirmed (the vendor’s own words, quoted on the linked page) or reported (consistent notices with no official page we could verify). The grading travels with the widget, because a deadline without its evidence class is a rumour with a date on it. Full record: changes & deadlines. Preview the widget.
<iframe src="https://aifitnessapi.com/embed/deadlines"
title="Fitness API changes and deadlines"
width="100%" height="460" loading="lazy" style="border:0"></iframe>3. “Listed on AIFitnessAPI” badge
A 200×40 SVG for anyone whose product we cover in the API directory. It is a link badge and nothing more: it says we have written about a product, not that we endorse, certify, rank or partner with it. Point it wherever makes sense — the directory, or your own page on it.
<a href="https://aifitnessapi.com/apis" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">
<img src="https://aifitnessapi.com/badges/badge.svg"
alt="Listed on AIFitnessAPI" width="200" height="40" loading="lazy">
</a>Live count badges
These read from the same data the pages render, so the number in your README is the number on the site. They change when the data changes — nothing to update by hand, and nothing that can quietly go stale while still looking current.
The last verifiedbadge shows the most recent date something here was actually checked against a source, not today’s date. A freshness badge that always reads “today” is decoration.
Every HKQuantityType, category, characteristic and workout activity we track.
[](https://aifitnessapi.com/healthkit-identifiers)
Dated deprecations and deadlines in the tracker.
[](https://aifitnessapi.com/changes)
The newest verification date across the datasets — not today's date.
[](https://aifitnessapi.com/methodology)What you are actually embedding
It is our page inside yours. An iframe loads the widget from aifitnessapi.com at the moment your reader opens the page. You are not copying a snapshot — you are pointing at a live URL.
It changes when we change it. When a type identifier moves or a reported date firms up, the widget on your page shows the new version without you doing anything. That is the useful part and the risk, so it is worth saying out loud: there is no pinned version, and we do not publish versioned embed URLs.
There is no service behind it. These are static pages on the same host as the rest of the site. We are not promising uptime, a response time, or notice before a change, and there is no support contract attached. If that is not good enough for your page, link to /matrix or /changes instead — a link never breaks in a layout.
The licence is attribution. Use the widgets on commercial or personal sites, no permission needed, as long as the attribution link inside each one stays visible and intact. Do not restyle the frame to hide it, and do not present the content as your own research. If you would rather reproduce the table in your own markup, that is fine too — credit AIFitnessAPI and link the source page.
Where the numbers come from. Every cell in the table and every entry in the tracker traces to a primary source we read, with unverifiable claims marked as such rather than smoothed over. How we verify and grade explains the rules the widgets inherit.
The widget pages are noindex and canonical to their human pages, so embedding one cannot create a duplicate of our content competing with us — or with you — in search.