Weigh-In Log in Google Sheets
Every time you log a weight, it gets appended to a spreadsheet with the date automatically.
Your body weight as recorded by a connected scale or app in Health Connect.
Your body weight as recorded by a connected scale or app in Health Connect.
Unit: kg
Build a long-term weight history, track trends without relying on any app, and get alerts when you hit milestones.
HC Webhook sends weight readings to any webhook — here are ideas to get you started.
Every time you log a weight, it gets appended to a spreadsheet with the date automatically.
Feed weight data into InfluxDB and chart your rolling 30-day trend in Grafana.
Send a notification when your weight crosses a target you set — for gains or losses.
Calculate a 7-day average weight in n8n and send it to yourself every Monday to reduce noise from daily fluctuations.
Combine weight with your height in an n8n formula to log your BMI alongside each weigh-in.
Store weight alongside body fat percentage and lean mass in Notion for a full body composition history.
HC Webhook posts a JSON object containing a weight array to your endpoint on every sync.
{
"timestamp": "2026-04-15T07:30:00Z",
"weight": [
{ "kg": 78.4, "time": "2026-04-15T07:30:00Z" }
]
}Google Health Connect stores your weight data from compatible apps (Samsung Health, Fitbit, Garmin, and more). HC Webhook reads that data on a schedule you set and forwards it as JSON to any URL you add — n8n, Home Assistant, Zapier, or your own API.
Install HC Webhook and grant Health Connect permission for Weight.
Paste your webhook URL — Home Assistant, n8n, Zapier, or any endpoint.
Set your sync schedule. Weight readings arrive automatically, every time.
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