App vs Website

[Redbrian]

The number of steps showing in my app on a Samsung android device is vastly different than what shows on the Fitbit site.  The app should be the correct amount of steps while the website is vastly undercounted.  Any suggestions?

[Gr4ndp4]

Hi, @Redbrian, welcome, before making a comparison you need to ensure your Fitbit app has just been synced. You can manually sync your Fitbit app by sliding your finger down the "Today" screen & releasing. Once you have synced, the device, the app & online dashboard should all be showing the same data, you might need to give it a few minutes.

I hope this helps, if you are still stuck please post here again.

Cheers

[chrstnbdnr]

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