Stay with TrendWeight: Withings scale or the manual weight log
TrendWeight is still free and open source, and it is not shutting down. Withings scales, the manual weight log, and the API still work. It does not receive new Fitbit weigh-ins.
Short answer
TrendWeight still works and keeps your history, but Fitbit sync ended when Google turned off the old Fitbit Web API on November 2, 2026. Free options: keep TrendWeight with a Withings scale or its manual weight log, or start a new log in Life Forecast, which shows a weight trend and an estimated goal date (no Fitbit sync, no import).
Google's developer page says support for the legacy Fitbit Web API ended on September 30, 2026. On November 2, 2026, Google turned that API and the Fitbit OAuth endpoints off. Requests now return HTTP 410 Gone.
Developer Erv Walter says TrendWeight won't support the Google Health API directly. More than 100 Fitbit users would mean Google verification and a yearly third-party security audit, which he says is not viable for a free spare-time project.
His November 2 update says Fitbit syncing is now disabled. Existing data stays unless you delete it, and deletion is permanent. No new Fitbit accounts can be connected. TrendWeight isn't going anywhere. Download a copy of your data.
TrendWeight is still free and open source, and it is not shutting down. Withings scales, the manual weight log, and the API still work. It does not receive new Fitbit weigh-ins.
Life Forecast is a free installable web app. Log weight in kg or lb, plus calories, sleep, and workouts, by hand. The chart shows daily dots and a smoothed 7-day average. The estimated goal date is a straight-line fit through the last 30 days of weigh-ins (at least 3) and recalculates as you log. There is no Fitbit sync, no Google Health sync, no Apple Health sync, and no import. You start a fresh log. Keep TrendWeight, or its download, for your past.
Trendline is a paid iPhone app that reads Apple Health: $0.99/week, $3.99/month, $10.99/year, or $34.99 lifetime. It describes a Fitbit Aria path through the Google Health iPhone app into Apple Health. Life Forecast does not sync with Apple Health.
Checked November 13, 2026. "Unknown" means we did not confirm that cell on TrendWeight's about page or in the sources linked below. How the forecast works.
Reached your goal? Maintenance mode is free. It keeps you in a band around the goal. The default width is ±1.5%. As an example, at 75 kg (165 lb) that is about ±1.1 kg (±2.5 lb). It counts days inside the band and flags drift after a week outside the band.
Google retired the legacy Fitbit Web API that TrendWeight used. Support ended September 30, 2026, and Google turned the API off on November 2, 2026. TrendWeight's developer says Fitbit syncing is now disabled and that TrendWeight won't support the replacement Google Health API directly, because of its yearly audit requirements.
No. Its developer says TrendWeight "isn't going anywhere" and existing data stays in your charts unless you delete it. Only the Fitbit connection has ended, and new Fitbit accounts can't be connected. You can keep using TrendWeight with a Withings scale, its manual weight log, or its API. Download a copy of your data.
No. Life Forecast has no import and no Fitbit sync, so you start a new log. Keep TrendWeight or your data download for your past weigh-ins. After 3 morning weigh-ins within 30 days, Life Forecast estimates a goal date from your own trend.
Yes. Life Forecast is a free, installable web app. You log weight, calories, sleep and workouts in kg or lb, see a smoothed 7-day average, and get an estimated goal date that recalculates as you log. At your goal, a free maintenance mode tracks days inside a band around it.
TrendWeight itself, if you switch to Withings or type weights into its weight log. If you'd rather start fresh, Life Forecast is free, shows a smoothed trend and an estimated goal date, and has a maintenance mode. Neither reads new Fitbit weigh-ins.
Not affiliated with TrendWeight, Fitbit or Google. Sources checked November 13, 2026: About the Google Health API, Erv Walter, Fitbit, Google Health, and What's Next, TrendWeight about, TrendWeight kg support, TrendWeight on GitHub, Trendline. Comparing an iPhone trend app? See the Happy Scale alternative.