Fitbit: Health & Fitness
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health & Fitness | Free | Google LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Use this app on its own to track basic activity and runs, or connect with Fitbit’s line of activity trackers and the Aria Smart Scale to get a complete picture of your daily stats—including steps, distance, calories burned, sleep, weight, and more.
GET ACTIVE. TRAIN SMARTER. EAT BETTER. STAY MOTIVATED.
TRACK ALL-DAY ACTIVITY: Track your daily steps and distance right on your smartphone with MobileTrack for iPhone 5s, 6, and 6 Plus. MobileTrack accurately tracks your basic activity when you carry your phone. For more in-depth, all day tracking of stats like calories burned, active minutes, and sleep, pair the app with a Fitbit tracker.
ELEVATE YOUR TRAINING: Track stats and routes for runs, hikes, and walks with MobileRun. See your pace, splits, time, distance and route maps in real time. Record workouts and use the monthly exercise calendar to follow your training program. (Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.)
LOG FOOD: Easily log calories with a credible food database. Use our barcode scanner or use the quick calorie estimator for customized entries.
ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS: Set goals, enter your weight, record your sleep and start a food plan. Then view your progress and track your trends with easy-to-read charts and graphs.
COMPETE WITH FRIENDS: Enlist friends and family to help you reach your goals by sharing stats, joining fitness challenges, direct-messaging each other, and competing on leaderboards.
SYNC WIRELESSLY: Fitbit trackers continuously sync your stats with your iPhone 4S and later to give you real-time access to your progress without plugging in.
OUTSMART YOUR WEIGHT: Connect wirelessly to the Aria Wi-Fi Smart Scale to seamlessly track your weight, activity and more.
Learn more about Fitbit products and services at www.fitbit.com.
Reviews
Fitbit Lifesaver
Tina Daypeg
So Helpful for leading a healthier balanced life. By tracking steps and active minutes, sleep hours and types of sleep- keeps me more honest and has helped me become healthier overall.
Terrible Update
nunez.7
Since the recent update, I’ve lost all my love for Fitbit. My watch isn’t calcing my heart rate correctly. And I have no idea how to shut off that CUSTOM heart rate. I’ve followed every hint that I’ve found and it is still there. And I don’t even know what it’s calcing. How do I interpret it?? Also the GPS takes nearly a quarter of a mile of walking/jogging to find itself. I’m losing time and distance. These may sound trivial, but this is why I use my Fitbit. I’m so disappointed that I have an Apple Watch coming in today. I hope I have a better experience.
Literally the worst
Done widdit
The watch itself is okay but not great (Charge 4) but the app is garbage. Want to manually enter exercise because your watch was spending its four hour charge time in its cradle? You’re going to have to accept random effort levels and a glitchy interface that’s impossible to read. Did you enter 30 minutes of bike time, Fitbit has randomly decided to put it on a different day for a different amount of time. Don’t get me started on the calorie intake mess. How may PF Chang variations on General Tsao’s are there? I was trying to enter English muffins anyway.
App not as good as Android version
Blugrn65
It’s ok but rarely shows the correct battery percentage for my Versa 2.
Glitchiest App Ever
Xander T.
I try to use the food log and it experiences several different glitches: the calories add up wrong, the database won't load when searching so you have to force quit and try again, the total calories for a day don't load correctly or load slowly, etc. Plus, the food database is full of incorrect and incomplete entries, so calorie information is frequently off by a lot.
Doesn’t sync
RespectYourCusomers
I bought a new device, & still the same. Doesn’t sync or takes forever when it does.
Annoying Location Pop up
redzZone
Numerous users have complained about not having the option to disable location services without a constant reminder. This pop up is annoying to deal with every time users opens the app. You will lose clients if this is not resolved soon!
I can’t see — it’s just a white screen
Robin in Colorado
I upgraded my Fitbit to a Charge 5 when my Alta died and I’m loving it. I finally organized the app on my iPad Air (6th Gen) ver 15.1 and six days later the app display is white. This is one day after purchasing a Charge 5 for my husband to wear, and his device is an Android. Hoping for the best. And a quick fix. Fortunately, the app is still running on my iPhone 7, ver 14.8.1, but for how long?
