“The Fitbit App Receives a Comprehensive Sleep Stats Page Redesign”
The anticipated Fitbit App Sleep stats page redesign is now being more broadly introduced through a server-side update. Within the Today tab, users will find their sleep animal/profile positioned beneath the primary card. Selecting this leads to a revamped page that notably lacks past history display compared to the previous version.
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Original 4/10: Following last year’s extensive Material You makeover of the Fitbit app, certain health statistics remained unchanged. Sleep, Heart, Readiness, Stress management score, and Health metrics were among those not updated, but Google is now addressing this issue.
The fresh Sleep page is organized into four tabs at the top: Day, Week, Month, and Year. Fitbit explains that they’ve “overhauled the Sleep experience to provide a quick overview of last night’s sleep data.” This includes presenting sleep duration and score in both numerical and circular/speed dial formats.
The previous iteration launched into a week view, requiring users to subsequently select a specific day to access information about their previous night’s sleep, displayed across three cards/pages.
Following the sleep timeline, users can press and hold on the chart to precisely determine their wake-up time from the previous night. Additional sleep insights are provided under “More about your sleep,” encompassing Estimated oxygen variation, Sleep heart rate, Snoring & more, Restlessness, and Your monthly sleep profile.
The remaining top tabs enable users to track changes in their sleep patterns over time.
As of the latest update, the widespread availability of this sleep redesign in the Fitbit app on Android or iOS has yet to be observed. Google confirms its rollout commencing today, with full availability expected in the forthcoming days.
