Syncs body composition from a Eufy smart scale to Garmin Connect, plus current weight to Strava and Zwift.
macOS, Windows, and headless Linux. Needs Python 3.12+ and a terminal.
| Target | What syncs |
|---|---|
| Garmin Connect | Full body composition: weight, body fat, muscle mass, bone mass, hydration, BMR, visceral fat, metabolic age |
| Strava | Current weight |
| Zwift (experimental, opt-in) | Current weight, verified after saving |
You need a Eufy scale with cloud sync and an account with at least one target: Garmin Connect, Strava, or Zwift.
Each installer block below can be pasted in whole; its lines run one after another.
New to the terminal? Press Cmd+Space, type "terminal", hit Enter.
The recommended installer is uv: one paste, nothing to install first, and it fetches a compatible Python on its own (so a Python older than 3.12 is fine too):
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
source $HOME/.local/bin/env
uv tool install eufy-syncPrefer Homebrew?
brew install pipx
pipx ensurepath
pipx install eufy-syncOpen PowerShell (press Start, type "powershell", hit Enter) and install uv:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex"Open a fresh PowerShell so the uv command is found, then run uv tool install eufy-sync.
Use the same uv commands as macOS. For an always-on machine, follow the headless Linux guide.
Open a new terminal window so it picks up the newly installed command, then run:
eufy-syncSetup asks for your Eufy login, then lets you choose Garmin Connect, Strava, and/or Zwift. Pick any combination, including Zwift alone. It asks for the credentials each selected service needs, lets you choose your profile on a shared Eufy account, and runs the first sync. Zwift is opt-in and marked experimental.
If you want to add another target later, follow Adding Strava or Adding Zwift.
Cloned the repo? Run install commands from outside the repo directory to avoid path conflicts, e.g.
cd /tmp && pipx install eufy-sync.
eufy-sync # sync new measurements to every configured target
eufy-sync --status # show the last sync and token health
eufy-sync --dry-run # preview a sync without uploading
eufy-sync --doctor # check the setup and print fixes
eufy-sync --history # show recent sync history
eufy-sync --install-agent # turn automatic sync on (macOS and Windows)
eufy-sync --uninstall-agent # turn automatic sync off
eufy-sync --update # update to the latest versionSee the command reference for account, profile, recovery, storage, and maintenance commands. eufy-sync --help also lists every option.
eufy-sync checks PyPI weekly and says so when a new version is available. eufy-sync --update installs it whichever installer you used.
On macOS and Windows, setup offers automatic sync every four hours after a successful first sync, whichever targets you chose. You can also enable it later with eufy-sync --install-agent. Logs go to ~/.garmin-sync/sync.log, a notification tells you when a run fails, and eufy-sync --uninstall-agent turns it off.
- macOS uses a Launch Agent. If terminal-notifier is installed (
brew install terminal-notifier), clicking a failure notification opens Terminal with the fix command already running. Notifications still appear without it, but clicking them will not run the fix. - Windows registers a Scheduled Task that runs with no visible window. When a run fails, a toast notification names the command to fix it.
- Linux has no managed agent. The headless Linux guide includes a systemd user timer.
Strava requires an active subscription to create a new API application. This is Strava's requirement, and Garmin sync works without Strava.
- Create a Strava API app at https://www.strava.com/settings/api.
- Set Authorization Callback Domain to
localhost. - Run
eufy-sync --setup-stravaand enter the Client ID and Secret. - Authorize eufy-sync in the browser when it opens.
To add Zwift to an existing installation, run eufy-sync --setup-zwift and enter your Zwift email and password. Setup checks that it can read your Zwift profile before enabling sync, then saves the login in the existing credential store. Later runs reuse the saved login and renew the session automatically.
Run eufy-sync to sync, or enable automatic sync. Zwift receives only the newest valid weight for your selected Eufy profile, not body composition or weight history. Each update reads your current profile, changes its weight, then reads it again to verify the save. If the weight already matches, the tool records a verified match without sending another update.
This uses an unofficial Zwift route and is experimental. It has been verified on a real account, but that does not establish reliability across every account or future Zwift changes. Zwift failures are reported separately so Garmin and Strava can continue.
Use eufy-sync --target zwift --dry-run to preview a run. The first sync looks back seven days; if your latest weigh-in is older, use eufy-sync --target zwift --backfill-days 30. Older backfill cannot replace a newer weight already recorded as synced. eufy-sync --disconnect-zwift removes this target and its saved login from the installation.
There is no telemetry. Credentials go over HTTPS only to the service they belong to and are never logged. eufy-sync also checks PyPI weekly for updates without sending credentials. Passwords and tokens use your system credential store when available; headless Linux uses a local file with 600 permissions. See Security, troubleshooting, and how it works for storage details, login recovery, data quirks, and the sync architecture.
Eufy can send a raw Wi-Fi weight to its cloud before the phone app processes the full body composition. If only weight syncs, open the Eufy app, wait for it to process the weigh-in, then run eufy-sync again.
Garmin, Eufy, and Zwift use unofficial APIs here; the Strava integration uses its official API. Any of these services can change. Headless login renewal is designed to recover automatically, but cannot be guaranteed to keep working after a service changes its login flow.
pytest tests/ -vFor setup trouble, start with eufy-sync --doctor and the troubleshooting guide. Report a bug or open GitHub Issues for a feature request.
If this saves you from typing your weight into Garmin by hand, you can buy me a coffee.