Google Health 5.11 Brings Automatic Activity Detection for More Than 100 Workout Types

Google Health version 5.11 is rolling out now on Android and iOS, bringing a major change to automatic activity detection and expanding the number of workout types that compatible wearables can log automatically.

What Changed in Version 5.11

As reported by 9to5Google, Google Health version 5.11 expands automatic activity tracking from just 10 workout types to more than 100. The expanded list includes strength training and swimming, giving users broader coverage for exercise that can be captured automatically on supported devices.

Supported Devices

The improved tracking is available on Fitbit Air, Pixel Watch 3, 4, and 5, and the upcoming Fitbit Edge. The update arrives just in time for next week’s Fitbit Edge release.

Why It Matters

For users with compatible wearables, the change makes automatic logging more practical across a wider range of workouts. The jump from 10 to more than 100 workout types means activities that were previously less likely to be detected automatically may now appear in the activity record without manual setup.

What to Watch Next

Google Health version 5.11 is rolling out now on Android and iOS. The next point to watch is how the expanded automatic activity detection works with the upcoming Fitbit Edge.