Apple type, Android record
Type an Apple HealthKit identifier and get the Health Connect record type, or type a record name and get the Apple side. The Apple identifiers come from the 240-type dataset read from Apple’s documentation on 2026-08-28; the pairings come only from this site’s verified matrix, which covers 13 of those 240 identifiers across 10metrics. For anything outside that set the tool reports no verified counterpart rather than inventing a record name — the mistake that turns Apple’s SDNN into Android’s RMSSD.
13 of 240Apple identifiers have a counterpart verified against both vendors’ documentation, across 10 metrics.
Type a name and press Enter. Nothing here is transliterated: a counterpart appears only where both vendors’ own documentation was checked.
How this works
Everything runs client-side from this site’s published dataset — no lookup service, no network call. Two sources feed it. The Apple identifier list is generated from Apple’s own documentation, last read 2026-08-28. The cross-platform pairs are the 10rows of the HealthKit ↔ Health Connect matrix, each one confirmed against both Apple’s and Google’s developer documentation, with the per-row source recorded in the dataset.
That matrix is deliberately small. A wider table would have to include pairs nobody checked, and a reference is only worth publishing if its cells are verified — so an identifier outside it returns the gap, with a link to the Android record list so you can check it yourself. Both datasets are downloadable — open datasets, CC BY 4.0.
A free tool from AIFitnessAPI. The full table is the HealthKit ↔ Health Connect type reference; the Android side is at every Health Connect record type. More at free tools for health-app builders.