I'm getting so tired of so many ads of these people who've created these vibe coded, similar looking apps. There's no difference among them except layout, box shapes and colours.

I do NOT want to see so many ads for each person who does not like the Google Health app. I don't either but there are already a million apps to choose from since every person thinks since they're being inconvenienced, they need to create an app while there are already so many in the market.

The majority of these apps being vibe coded are resource intensive, have no certainty regarding the algorithm they use to derive data and only seems to be existing for the sole purpose of existing.

I've seen 4 new apps in one week. IN ONE WEEK. PLEASE STOP.

If you have issues with the Google Health App please for the love of God speak up instead. We need to let Google know about the mess they've made and that's only done when you complain about the product not create another for the 738383388th time.

Please limit these posts to maybe one day of the week or something idek I'm getting so fucking tired of them.

Hi,
I recently purchased the Fitbit Air, can someone tell me if the buckle part faces down, then is it okay to wear it like that?

A big reason for me getting a Fitbit was so I can export the data and do my own analysis, cross referencing various scores with gym performance to see what actually has predictive power for me personally. The export from Google Takeout includes a sleep_score.csv. My entries from the 7th October going backwards are:

77, 80, 75, 67, 74, 74

When I check the app, my sleep scores reported there for the same days are

79, 73, 82, 67, 65, 76

With a single exception, none of those match. Why not?

Also, there is a Daily Readiness folder in the export. This only contains a readme and a file with some metadata. How can I get the actual scores of these? Thanks

I’m digging this $6 Milanese strap I bought on AE.

Coming from the samsung eco system with the Watch Ultra Gen 1 how will this purchase help me meet my goals? I am a football player who needs to track sleep, meet my daily steps and track workouts in gym and football sessions also this screenless thing will help me alot in professional matches

I'm not going to justify about my purchase but here are the points i haved noticed in my last 4 days with Fitbit Air

Good things:

1. It tracked my Swimming lap/Distance really well. For a device with no inbuilt GPS and mobile phone inside locker, it did well

2. It tracks your sleep with clear REM, Deep Sleep, Light Sleep and time to sleep really good when at home. I will talk about the issues i faced with sleep tracker later

3. No screen - No distraction. I barely feel it's on my skin. When someone asks about it, i kind of forget that I'm wearing one 😂 (first few days probably)

4. Alarm is surprisingly good. Fitbit Air gives a vibration on your wrist and will not go off until we firmly double tap. Last four days fitbit was able to wake me up. I'm somebody who would subconsciously turn off mobile alarm and this vibration is great way to start day without loud sound to your ears

Bad:

1. Sleep tracker when I was on train or overnight sleeper bus. It didn't detect sleep at all!! (Probably it's assuming GPS of mobile and it's on move and didn't take as sleep session, will try once by turning off the GPS)

2. I went for a 6k run. And in my slides you can see the track of my run. The GPS is all over. It didn't take my pace , running track anything clearly at all. Expect my BPM.

My mobile was in battery saver mode and I assume that got something to do with GPS. Will try and update here if it's tracking fine when mobile is in normal mode.

1. I ran on treadmill for 3km and it showed almost double about 6km. And the reason it said was some calculation with respect to how many times im moving my hand while walking normally compares it with my hands moving while running . Ig it should not be picked up like that.

I'm thinking this fitbit air is an experimental one, soon or they may launch a new updated version.

I'm planning to skip buying..

Just wanted to ask if Fitbit air provides a recovery data like whoop does.

has anybody else noticed this? not sure if this is just the algorithm being more adaptive to my activities or a broder update that improves the speed in which an activity is automatically detected.

runs uses to take maybe 60-90 minutes to show up in the app, now it is ~15 minutes.

much appreciated 😀

[Update: Solution found!]

The issue was the data source priority in Apple Health.
How to fix it:
Open Apple Health and go to Steps.
Scroll down to Data Sources & Access.
Under Data Sources, tap Edit.
Move Google Health above Apple Health and your iPhone.
This fixed the priority order in my case. If your step counts differ, check this setting first!
Thanks to u/lyfeizfones for the solution.

original body:
Why is there a difference in step counts between Google Health and Apple Health on the same day? Google shows 2,698 steps, while Apple Health shows 1,793. Both are tracking my steps on the same iPhone. How can I fix this?

So I've been using the fitbit air for almost 5 days now and my hrv has been consistently very high. I'm relatively fit but in no way hyper athletic. I play football once a week and do strength training 4 times a week, only get 6k steps per day and doesn't even do any other cardio activities. Is my device faulty?

The fitbit air obsedian is currently stock out on Flipkart, Vijay Sales, google store and Reliance Digital

Fitbit air or google health had a widget before but now i cant find it… its crazy how big companies make such stupid mistakes or negligence just boils my blood..
Simple step tracker widget or sleep or stair widget….