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Daily Readiness / Past sleep always good

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My sleep is always fair (not once had it been good) but my past sleep within the readiness score is always good.  I've had an average sleep between 4 & 5 hours since June 2024 but this is not reflected in my readiness score.

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Hi @RaeChi 

When I read about your "normal" sleep sessions, it sounded just like what my husband experiences. I don't envy either of you.

One option that you have is using the Feedback option in the Fitbit app

  • Tap your picture in the upper right of the Today page in the Fitbit app
  • Select Feedback in the menu that opens
  • Complete the prompts & submit

Although it's likely that you won't receive a response, the team receives & reviews the feedback reports.

I'll keep monitoring the forums on this topic and will report back if I find anything that would help.

Actually, you've got me curious now. I wonder if anyone gets something other than Good for Sleep in their Daily Readiness score. 🤔

Rieko | N California USA MBG PE

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Thanks @RiekoC .  I can’t recall if I’ve specifically submitted this or not already but may try putting it through again.  I’ve also asked your question on a fb group.  I think you’ll turn out to be right that it’s always “Good” for everyone.

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Now this is weird @RiekoC !  People said they saw other values, though I’ve not actually obtained a recent screenshot.  BUT someone shared me this screenshot (white background ) which  is a different explanation to what my app says (black background) and says it’s compared to what’s normal for you?  So if like me you had insomnia before you had a Fitbit it will always tell you your sleep is good because it’s average for you, no matter how messed up your sleep actually is?

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Hi @RaeChi 

That's very interesting. I checked my Fitbit app, version 4.38, and see the same as the white screenshot. At least we now know that there are other "scores" for sleep.

It doesn't make sense to me how you are getting a Good "score" for your sleep when you frequently don't get Good for your daily sleep tracking. I'm at a loss for an explanation.

Rieko | N California USA MBG PE

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