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NEW Fitbit app now features MobileTrack which offers basic Fitbit activity tracking directly using your iPhone 5s. This app connects with Fitbit’s line of activity trackers and Aria Smart Scale to get access to all your stats on-the-go.




What's New in Version 2.1.2

- Localization updates

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Customer Reviews

Bear in the Woods

If you don't know this analogy, it goes like this: if a bear is chasing you in the woods, it doesn't matter how fast you run as long as you are faster than the person next to you. This is how I feel about FitBit.

Six months ago I had a FitBit that died a premature death and I was so disappointed it didn't replace it and instead researched the competition. Lucky for FitBit, nothing really compares across all criteria (useability, price, number of features). So I bit the bullet and bought another. This time around the app seems a bit better, the UI is easy to see and intuitive. I would like a faster sync but it's not horrible. Usually takes up to a minute from the time I open the app on my iPhone until it finds my tracker and syncs. It's easy to manually log activities although that leaves it up to the user to guesstimate exertion and calories for those activities. I don't use the app for food tracking because I already use My Fitness Pal. The two apps can sync but most people I talk to can't seem to get that right so I haven't tried.

FitBit is not perfect, and I'm still pretty disappointed that my first one died so quickly (stopped holding a charge after about six months). That said, it is still the most reliable and easy to use activity monitor out there, and the app looks and acts just like you'd want it to.

Great Product & Customer Service!

I'm not a fitness guru, just an everyday guy who's trying to get/stay in shape. Fitbit is a terrific tool to help me get there. It keeps track of my steps, floors climbed, distance, calories burned and active minutes (not as many of those as I'd like!) In other words, it gives me metrics to measure progress, helps me set goals, then lets me know how I'm doing. It's a simple thing, but it works for me.

The app is simple and intuitive. While I'd like to be able to scan barcodes, there are other apps that do that (MyFitnessPal comes to mind), and that integrates with Fitbit. So does my Withings scale (a competitor of Fitbit, but bought before the Aria came out.) So, with just a few setup steps, I'm able to view all of my fitness and nutritition information very quickly. No matter what Fitbit does, someone will complain that it doesn't do everything...but what does?

This app does what I need it to do, and does it very well. Plus, the company is incredibly responsive when it comes to customer service, one of the best I've ever seen in my half a century of life. I know they won't rest on their laurels, and will continue to improve their products--but I'm just glad they're around.

I love the Fitbit app with a few exceptions

I've only been using my Fitbit with app for a week, but have found it to be visually appealing and helpful with my weight plan. I would like to be able to log food with a barcode scanner like I did with MyFitnessPal. It seems like such a simple upgrade, yet not available! Without the scanner I find that I'm reluctant to manually insert new foods and will instead estimate alternate options until I get to the approximate serving size and calories. This could be negatively affecting my actual caloric intake, and I can see how others just wouldn't use the food log at all.

The other inadequacy of the product and app are the uncommon or lacking options for activities. No HIIT? Even if I have to input the calories from my heart rate monitor, I'd still like a selection of common exercise activities, rather than having to make my own each time.

With these two exceptions, I'll say that this app and product are great. The monitoring of your BMR along with the extra challenges to walk an increasing number of steps and flights of stairs has motivated me to seek my weight goal.

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  • Free
  • Category: Health & Fitness
  • Updated: Jan 24, 2014
  • Version: 2.1.2
  • Size: 10.6 MB
  • Languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Vietnamese
  • Seller: Fitbit, Inc.


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