Find My Fitbit - Fitbit Finder For Lost Fitbits Reviews – Page 7
4/5 rating based on 71 reviews. Read all reviews for Find My Fitbit - Fitbit Finder For Lost Fitbits for iPhone.
Find My Fitbit - Fitbit Finder For Lost Fitbits is paid iOS app published by Cloforce LLC
Don't waste your money
Margie2092
My mother lost her Fitbit Alta so I downloaded this app and have spent the last 30 min being told I'm "hot" only to not find her Alta and one small step and it reads icy.
Worked when paid apps didn't
lindacravens
Tried 3 different apps including ones I paid for. This one found it
Found my Fitbit One in a matter of a minute!
rturner96
I sleep with my Fitbit One. Getting dressed for golf this morning & couldn't find Fitbit. Wasn't on my pjs nor anywhere that I had gone in the house. Was bummed because I always exceed 10K steps when I play golf. Looked everywhere again when I got home. Downloaded this app & literally found the Fitbit within a minute, in my bed. A great app!
This is for real!
Mcnabb1
Totally worked found it in a pile of stuff we had been moving.. if you have lost your tracker.. buy this no hesitation... read directions on newer devices
Didn't work for me
Nicholas0690
Using iPhone 7plus trying to find flex2. I do not have a second device to search for my Fitbit with. Useless, lazy developers fix the bad programming.
Useful?
Whyterose7
I downloaded this for free, but not sure why this is even useful. Anyone can have their Bluetooth connection scan for a missing Fitbit. If it's not within 20 feet Bluetooth can't see it and neither could this app. I can't believe people pay for this app.
It works!
feldo172
My wife lost the insert from her Flex 2 after coming home from work one day. We searched high and low. Got this app as a freebie and started chasing the signal around the house (thankfully the Fitbit was only missing for a couple of days and still had a bit of a charge). Couldn’t really find any directions in the app regarding use of Bluetooth, but it said to search with a device which is not paired with the Fitbit, so it seemed it needed the Bluetooth enabled on another device to work. So I installed it on my (non-paired) phone, and it immediately picked up the signal of the missing Fitbit. The range finder seemed a little wonky, but I think it takes a few seconds to settle as you move around. It eventually led us to our master closet, where we were getting a “Hot 0-0 ft.” range. Turns out the Fitbit insert had fallen underneath some shoes on the floor. Awesome!