08-13-2025 04:02
08-13-2025 04:02
Early sleep period VERY often appears in the previous nights sleep. Giving me lots of sleep for the previous night. Happens almost every night to me. As a retired software developer, I just need know how this is allowed to occur. Throws all of the Fitbit data into the questionable pile. My sleep period is set from 9pm to 6am. I read where this is a sleep sensitivity setting issue? I'll change back to sensitive sleep setting, but at the end of the day a person can only sleep once per given time period. The software should handle that with ease.
Best Answer08-13-2025 07:31
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08-13-2025 07:31
@tidentenn Maybe a unique glitch to your device? I have sleep schedule set 10:30pm to 6am and usually try to be prone in bed by 10pm. My data the next day shows 1 sleep session. I have "other sleep" at the bottom for the same day if say I take a nap in the afternoon.
08-14-2025 02:49
08-14-2025 02:49
Last night's double sleep...😁
Best Answer08-15-2025 13:20
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08-15-2025 13:20
Hello @tidentenn
This is the first report that I've seen of a Charge 6 device double tracking sleep...very strange. Too bad the additional session is less than 3 hours. I'd be interested in seeing the sleep graph for the erroneous session.
What troubleshooting have you already tried, if any?
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
08-16-2025 05:58
08-16-2025 05:58
I captured a screen shot of yesterday's sleep time and score. I was going to compare it this morning after last night's sleep had been 'added' to it. Of course, everything worked perfect last night! Possibly because I restarted the watch and re-installed the app. I'll update if that changes. Thanks for your reply!
08-16-2025 10:54
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08-16-2025 10:54
Hi @tidentenn
Thanks for letting us know that your sleep tracked correctly last night, without any double tracking.
I'm sure you'll be monitoring this. Let us know if the problem re-appears.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
08-17-2025 08:20 - edited 08-17-2025 08:21
08-17-2025 08:20 - edited 08-17-2025 08:21
The app added last night's sleep (922pm until 1125pm) to the night before. No change in the previous night's score. I need to reach how to fitbit/google to better understand how sleeping twice during a given time period is even possible.
Best Answer08-17-2025 13:55 - edited 08-18-2025 13:26
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08-17-2025 13:55 - edited 08-18-2025 13:26
Hello @tidentenn
I think there was something going on in the background for a couple of days. I did see another person report that their sleep tracking included the same period in 2 logs, similar to what you saw.
Here's the link to contact Support (<-- click). Complete the prompt in Step 1. Tap Continue in Step 2 (ignore Resources) to get to Step 3 which has the contact options.
Just to let you know, I doubt that anyone at Fitbit support will be able to explain why the app tracked the sleep same period in 2 different logs.
I'll be monitoring the forums for additional reports of this. On the off chance that I learn how the issue happened, I'll report back.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
Best Answer08-17-2025 15:26
08-17-2025 15:26
Thanks for your help, it is greatly appreciated 👍
09-06-2025 08:24
09-06-2025 08:24
I finally reached out to fitbit via phone and was told to remove the app from the phone, re-install the app, and restart the charge 6. 1st night: sleep duplication. As a retired software developer, I just don't see how sleeping 2x during the same time period doesn't get an error catch. I'll get over it.😂