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How do you know my calories before I had the app.

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‎12-21-2022 00:25

‎12-21-2022 00:25

Stop showing calories burnt before I had the device.
No hype, just start at 0!
Thanks, Ton
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‎12-22-2022 05:15

‎12-22-2022 05:15

@Tony1959 Welcome to the Fitbit community!

What you see in the Fitbit app without wearing any Fitbit device, is an estimated basic calorie consumption based on body metrics you've entered so far as you gender, age, height and weight. When you start wearing your Fitbit device, this basic calorie consumption will be calculated more precisely.

Talahthas, Fitbit Community Council
Charge, Charge HR, Blaze, Versa, Versa 2, Charge 5, Versa 4, Aria, Aria 2, Pixel 4a, Pixel 7
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‎12-22-2022 05:47

In response to Talahthas

‎12-22-2022 05:47

I can understand that for the period for not wearing (a bit). But not for
the period before I had the thing/app.
So my suggestion: start from that date with either real measurements, or
calculated. And before that date 0 (zero).
Ton
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