I just noticed the Hourly Activity feature - I don't know if it's been there all along and I just haven't noticed it, or if it's new.
Is this customizable? That is, can I change the number of steps per hour it recommends (defaults to 250)? And is there any kind of prompt or reminder or notification? That is, if I'm getting near the end of an hour can my device (Charge HR) prompt me that the hour is almost up and I haven't hit my hourly goal yet?
I am loving this feature! I have the Charge HR too, and it does not look like it will notify you when you're getting close to missing the target (it will on the Alta). But in the android app if you click on it then you can adjust the times it monitors. My workday is 7am to 4pm so I shifted the times to those hours. Very cool!!
I got mine too for my Flex, no update needed. I just logged in this morning and it was there. Maybe the firmware update happened overnight?
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Best AnswerWhy did they exclude the one?
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04-19-2016
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Thank you for your participation in the forums everyone!
I'd like to address the reason why the Hourly Activity goals are not available for the Fitbit One and Zip; an answer to @taser8 @clevy19 @SoCalHeidi. ![]()
This is because the trackers with auto-sleep capability can accurately distinguish between Sleep Time and Stationary Time. If a tracker doesn't have this ability to distinguish, results for Stationary Time could be mistaken for Sleep Time, which results in indistinguishable data.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions ![]()
I am really enjoying this new feature! Is there a way to get alerts if it is close to the hour and I have not moved enough? If not, I can do the workaround someone mentioned (if I can figure out how to set the alarm for only my tracked hours on the Charge HR).
Thank you!
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Welcome to the forums @Kathybres @ZilWhite! This is a great idea! I will definitely pass this along. ![]()
Currently Reminders to Move is on the Fitbit Alta and we are also working to make it available in a future firmware release for the Fitbit Blaze, but we don’t have an estimated delivery date at this time.
Let me know if you have any questions, happy stepping! ![]()
I would really love to see this on my Surge as well, no option for it right now, just the setting in the app but no reminders.
Too bad about the hourly data excluded from the fitbit one. My One works fine and I actually don't use it for sleep at all and if I did, I'd put it in sleep mode. If I were to nap, or sit for a few hours knitting without any movement, it never shows up as time sleeping because I haven't put it in sleep mode. I really wish this feature would be available with the One. Don't want to think about buying a new fitbit...
I would like to put in a vote to add reminders to the next Surge firmware update also. Even though I stand all day, it's too easy to get wrapped up in work and forget to walk around!
Would realy like to see that feature added to the Fitbit Charge HR next firmware. I was so excited for the stationary time tile but totally disappointed that it didn't notify me to move without me having to set alarms or to look at the dashboard frequently.