Google Health 5.05 is rolling out with a small but notable update focused on sharing features and general app improvements. The headline addition is Apple Health sync for iOS users, giving people on iPhone a new way to connect health data across platforms.
According to the update details, version 5.05 is now available on iOS and is also rolling out to Android. That means iPhone users can access the new Apple Health integration first, while Android users are receiving the latest release as it expands more broadly.
The update also includes bug fixes, suggesting Google is using this version to improve reliability alongside the new syncing option. While the available details are limited, the emphasis appears to be on making health data sharing and app performance smoother in day-to-day use.
For users already relying on Google Health, version 5.05 looks like a practical maintenance release with one important cross-platform feature. Apple Health sync on iOS is the clearest change in this rollout, with the rest of the update centered on sharing-related tweaks and stability improvements.
