Reminders to move - additional watch face

[petenorris]

Very pleased with my move to fitbit from Garmin, things just seem more solid. However there was one feature Garmin did better - An hourly move indicator on screen.

Currently Fitbit's answer is a vibration 10 minutes before each hour, informing how many steps to reach your target. This is fine, however I would also like a display to see how may steps reminaing this hour on the main display (similar to Garmin's 'move bar').

My current problem is the vibrate on fitbits is very weak (well documented), but even if I do notice it, I might be busy or on the phone for the next 10 minutes making me unabe to meet the target. Whereas if I could see progress at any time, I could make sure I meet the hourlies.

As someone who sits a t a desk all day, this is arguably more important that a step count.

[FerdinandFitbit]

It's always great to see new faces in the Community! Welcome aboard @petenorris! 😄

That's a very good idea. I can recommend posting it in the Feature Suggestions board where all suggestions are reviewed and depending on how popular they are, they're taken into consideration to be implemented.

Thank you so much for your participation and if you need anything else, let me know!

[Stu_B]

Hi, you can find pretty much what you want on the Circuit watch face.   This is the only watch face that has the option to show you how close to the hourly activity target you currently are.  By tapping on the small circle at the bottom right it will cycle through steps, distance, calories, floors and importantly even the hourly target (a little guy with arms in the air).  The yellow circle fills in the closer to 250 steps you get in that hour.

Circuit:

Current day is on the left, and a progress dial for a stat of your choice is on the lower right. The dial will fill up based on your progress toward your daily goal for whichever stat icon is showing (will always be a full circle for heart rate).  The white dots represent each hour. You can choose from steps, heart rate, distance, calories, floors, and even your hourly activity.