Samsung Health Update Brings Discover Tab and iFit Integration

Samsung is rolling out an update for its Samsung Health app with version 6.30.5.105. The latest build does not include health tracking features, but lets you discover everything you need for a healthy life in the form of content (read: ads). It should reach all eligible Galaxy users globally in the coming weeks.

What’s new in the Samsung Health 6.30.5.105 update?

With the Samsung Health app, you can start healthy habits and make wellness simple. It helps you track daily steps, fitness activities, sleep, eating habits, stress levels, and more. Furthermore, you can set personal goals, monitor your heart rate, oxygen levels, and workout intensity easily. The company continues to improve the platform for a seamless user experience through regular updates.

Speaking of the latest release, it focuses on delivering a rich content experience through new health guidance. The app integrates iFit, a global fitness platform, bringing world-class workouts. This will help users stay motivated and engaged in their fitness journey. Of course, this is a paid service, but the release notes mention that you may find some discounts when you explore the recommended cards.

The most notable addition to the Samsung Health app is the Discover tab. This new section brings a curated selection of wellness content from several partners. In select countries, users can discover personalized meal plans, health information, and products from partners. While Samsung introduced the Discover tab as a hub for fitness and wellness, some users may see the contents as ads. Since many of the recommendations are tied to third-party services.

Samsung Health has about 70 million monthly active users globally, and it recently surpassed 10 million in its home market, South Korea. As the platform grows, the company seems to be looking to earn some money by integrating services from partners. If you want to experience all the latest additions to the Health app, you should update to the latest version. To do this, you first need to open the Galaxy Store and search for the app.