Air Stats

Free and open source · macOS 14 or later

Your Fitbit, in your Mac's menu bar

Air Stats is a native menu-bar companion for Fitbit and Google trackers. Heart rate, sleep, vitals, and steps — at a glance, without opening the phone app.

v1.1.0 · Universal — Apple silicon and Intel · No Electron, no server, no account

Everything your tracker already recorded

Read straight from the Google Health API with your own account.

Heart rate

The last 24 hours as a labelled chart, with the newest reading in the menu bar. A trailing dot marks a reading that has gone stale.

Sleep

Stages, time asleep, and a duration-based efficiency ratio for every recorded night of the past week.

Vitals

Resting heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen, breathing rate, and skin-temperature deviation, each on its own daily line.

Steps

Today's total from the same reconciled stream, next to everything else instead of behind a phone app.

Private by design

Your readings stay on your Mac. Sign-in lives in the Keychain, and Air Stats talks to Google directly — there is no server in between.

Ask your agent

An optional MCP skill lets Claude Code or Codex answer questions about your own readings, locally.

Install in a minute

No configuration, no Google Cloud project, no command line.

  1. Download the disk image and drag Air Stats to Applications.
  2. Open it from the menu bar and click Connect with Google.
  3. Allow read-only access to the health data you want to see. That's it — readings appear as soon as your tracker syncs.