Withings Health Mate for PC

★ ★ ★ Withings Health Mate Overview

What is Withings Health Mate? Health Mate is a health app that allows users to track their vitals, including weight, body composition, activity, sleep, and blood pressure. The app provides personalized insights and reports that can be shared with healthcare professionals. Health Mate is easy to use and understand, and is compatible with Apple Health and over 100 other health and fitness apps.

Software Features and Description

1. Whether you’re looking to lose weight, get more active, monitor blood pressure, or even sleep better, Health Mate unleashes the power of Withings health devices, backed by a decade of expertise.

2. Our team of engineers, doctors, and health professionals invents the world’s most efficient devices to help track and analyze anyone’s vitals, via a decade of expertise.

3. WITHINGS creates devices embedded in easy-to-use everyday objects that connect to a unique app and act as powerful daily health check-ups, as well as tools to help master long-term health goals.

4. Health Mate and Apple Health work seamlessly together, so you can retrieve all your health data in one place for easier health tracking.

5. Health Mate has now a voice and will highlight particularly relevant data for your health and enrich your experience with a science-based interpretation of this data.

6. Health Mate is also compatible with 100+ top health & fitness apps including Strava, MyFitnessPal and Runkeeper.

7. In the app you’ll find health data that is easy to understand, personalized, and fully leverageable by you and your doctor.

8. Easily share data with healthcare professionals including blood pressure, weight trends, temperatures & more.

9. With Health Mate, be empowered to take action—and start mastering your vitals.

10. Automatically track your daily activity and workout sessions with in-depth insights including steps, heart rate, multisport tracking, connected GPS & Fitness Level assessment.

11. Only one app for all Withings products for a holistic view of your health, in the palm of your hands.

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Download and install Withings Health Mate on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Withings Health Mate	Get App ↲	293,724 4.58	Withings

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Withings Health Mate app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Withings Health Mate on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Withings Health Mate"
The search will reveal the Withings Health Mate app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Withings Health Mate is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Withings Health Mate.
Now enjoy Withings Health Mate on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Withings	4.58	6.5.3

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native Withings Health Mate Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use Withings Health Mate,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "Withings Health Mate" » then Click "Install".
- Withings Health Mate will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get Withings Health Mate on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Withings	293724	4.58

Download on Android: Download Android

Withings Health Mate functions

- Weight and body composition monitoring with advanced insights

- Activity and sport monitoring with in-depth insights, including steps, heart rate, multisport tracking, connected GPS, and fitness level assessment

- Sleep analysis and breathing disturbances detection with sleep-lab worthy results

- Hypertension management with medically-accurate systolic and diastolic blood pressure results and shareable reports for healthcare professionals

- Easy-to-use app for all Withings products

- Easy-to-understand results with normality ranges and color-coded feedback

- Tailored health insights with a science-based interpretation of data

- Shareable reports for healthcare professionals, including a full health report in PDF format

- Compatible with Apple Health and over 100 other health and fitness apps.

✔ Pros:

- Monitors sleep patterns and blood pressure

- Vibrating alarm feature is helpful

- Provides daily information through the timeline feature

- Data collection and presentation are at the core of the product

☹ Cons:

- App lacks motivation and goal-setting features

- Inconsistent user experience

- Recent updates have caused issues with device recognition and data loss

- App now requires users to create an account and share health data for marketing purposes

Top Pcmac Reviews

Like the watch and app

By PeteMcD3 (Pcmac user)

This has been a great investment for my personal program of activity. I am 55 and interested in monitoring my activity. A great feature of this watch and app has been monitoring my sleep patterns and blood pressure. I have been researching how to get better sleep patterns with diet and exercise factors. I like the fact that the alarm on my watch vibrates to wake me up to get to Crossfit class without waking my wife. I looked at many options when trying to find a device that would help track mostly my sleep patterns. I am working with my physician in also trying to monitor oxygen levels and other factors. I like the feature that Nokia has of measuring steps taken in a day with the smaller dial. It helps motivate me to walk more. Also, like the feature where I activate the watch at the start of my workout and end it at the end of the workout. In my opinion, this is a great addition to a good fitness program. It is helping me find a good sleep routine to make the best of my overall daily fitness.
Love the watch, eh about the app

By alfide (Pcmac user)

I love my 36mm steel hr, but I wish the app were better. The timeline feature is nice for scrolling, but it doesn’t really provide any motivation. I’m also not sure what the dashboard adds, given the timeline also gives you daily info. Compare that to fitbit’s app, say, which allows you to set a goal for number of times you exercise per week, and then fills in those segments as you complete them. (Last time I checked, the app didn’t even let you set a general activity goal; it was just like “run x times per week.) Or how apple watch famously has you try to complete your activity circles. I would change the dashboard to be the home screen and have something like weekly view with tiles for the various things you’re tracking (steps, sleep, exercise) and how you’re hitting those goals. It could be pretty similar to the week in review on the timeline, with some tweaks to make it more like goal tracking and bigger/easier to parse. (So for instance, I like the weekly sleep display, showing duration and color for quality. If you had that as the week went on, filling in day by day, you might have a better sense “wow I’ve been sleeping poorly this week” or “look how well I’m doing, don’t want to break the chain.”) Then you could click over to the timeline for scrolling. Or what I described could be pinned to the top of the timeline and you could scroll below.
Don’t buy the blood pressure cuff

By EastBayKen (Pcmac user)

This was a good app and blood pressure monitor when it was originally released. The new owners have turned the blood pressure cuff into a brick. I’ve lost over a year of health data because of the “updates”. The most recent update resulted in the app no longer recognizing a device I’ve been using for over a year. The app also now requires the user to create an account and to share health data with them. This is frankly another ignorant move to try to collect used data to use for marketing. This is no longer a health app for that reason. Save yourself some money and privacy and buy the simple blood pressure monitor from your local pharmacy. One that just uses batteries instead of you’d private information. Update: a customer service person responded to this review promptly. The response included an apology. However the response did NOT include a solution. If Nokia can’t offer a solution I want a refund. The device stopped working because of a forced update that Nokia sent out. Update: I contacted the app customer service by email and requested a full refund. the app responded by saying they will only warranty for 30 days. Even if they make the device useless due to their failure they will not refund the purchase. They are very stubborn and just thank you for your patience. Once they get your money that’s all they want. Save yourself a lot of money and buy the stand alone blood pressure device you can get from your local pharmacy.
Inconsistent UI, but not many do better

By DonRWatters (Pcmac user)

It’s an average app, for what it is meant to do. Data collection and presentation are at the core of the product. Unfortunately, the app tries to hard to make data relevant, and becomes inconsistent across the experience. Want to see your aggregate sleep for the week? Awesome! Now try to go back to the screen you were on. The UI sometimes choose to provide no way of going back. So, then your only choice is to exit the app and start over. Want to rotate the app? Cool...that will work, sometimes. Other times it’s like fighting with an obstinate spouse. Not happening unless it wants to make it happen. Useful things like, average REM sleep are missing (or possibly buried so that can’t find it easily). This app desperately needs sparklines to be extended to many categories, and I should be able to choose which categories, in my dashboard. The weight, steps and sleep sparklines are great. Why not use them in a daily snapshot that represents the last week, in one dashboard view that also shows the other things that are already being captured? It’s the inconsistency that is holding this app back. BTW, this the kind of rating and review that happens when a popup requests my feedback in the middle of me just trying to go about my daily review routine. Stop doing it, no one likes it.