10-15-2025
08:34
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15:31
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ManuFitbit
10-15-2025
08:34
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15:31
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ManuFitbit
Help! Editing sleep does not update score!!
(Charge 6, iOS App, device and phone updated and restarted). Editing sleep data changes everything EXCEPT Sleep Score which would be server side on Fitbit’s end.
All these issues with sleep tracking are pointing me to other more robust platforms. I sure hope you can get the Sleep Score not updating issue resolved quickly!
Thanks
Moderator edit: clarified subject.
Hello @WoodsyGuy , @yassie_j , @birdy42
I suspect there's something going on with the Sleep algorithm in the Fitbit app. I also had edited one of my sleep logs earlier this week after my sleep was split into 2 logs. Usually, I will see an updated sleep score and sleep stages graph. However, the Fitbit app didn't show my updated sleep stages graph. It was missing sleep stages for the first part of my sleep. What's unusual is that I was able to see an updated sleep stages graph on my Pixel Watch 4, including the missing section.
For now, please submit this issue using the Feedback option in the Fitbit app:
The feedback reports are received by the team for review.
I will continue to monitor the forums and will report back if I see any updates to this issue.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
I’m having the same issue. I have been messaging Fitbit Support on X about it but they want me to erase my data and add it back which I don’t think will help since it’s clear from these posts I’m not the only one having problems so it’s not likely related to my device. Hopefully they will address this at some point it’s pretty frustrating.
@Imrewired I tried deleting my sleep log for last night, then adding it back. This DOES NOT work. I got sleep patterns, not sleep stages.
Fitbit is aware of this issue, but I don't know when it will be fixed.
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
10-24-2025
07:55
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15:35
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ManuFitbit
10-24-2025
07:55
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ManuFitbit
Just to clarify when I added it back manually I did not get sleep stages either. But when I deleted two sleep sessions - both after midnight so on the same date - I was surprised that once I synced it automatically added one sleep session that covered both of those that were deleted and included sleep stages. I think that worked twice for me. It may not work for you but regardless you shouldn’t have to go that route if it’s working properly.
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I received a message from Fitbit support yesterday. They’ve begun rolling out version 4.55 of the Fitbit app which they believe may help address the issues with the sleep logs.
Hello @Imrewired
Thanks for sharing that information that you got from Support. Please let us know when you receive this update and if it fixed the sleep log issue.
If I find confirmation that this app update has the sleep log fix, I'll report back.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
@Imrewired @RiekoC I downloaded v4.55 for iOS and it didn't fix the issue for me. The sleep stages graph and Benchmark data didn't change.
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
I am also unable to edit sleep after the update. I shared our experience with customer support on X. The suggestion from the “team” was to offload the Fitbit app from iPhone storage and then reload it. After doing that I attempted another sleep edit and still no success. I reported that back and will provide an update if I hear anything.
Around Mid-October, editing sleep hours no longer updated the timeline or sleep score. Tried every fix such as restarting phone and Pixel 3 watch, clearing the cache, reinstalling the app. Nothing worked. Clearly, there's something wrong with the app.
Please fix the problem folks!
I have a Luxe and am having the same problem with editing sleep. Sleep-tracking is my sole reason for having Fitbit Premium, and I often edit my sleep time because — when the sleep timeline graph does not show at least a moment of “awake” time on each end of the graph — I know they’ve missed some of my sleep. I’ve done this for three and a half years, and my edits were always reflected on the graph as well as in the score. But starting in mid-October, neither of those measures changes. Yet I know the data is in there because, when I look at the heart rate graph for that night’s sleep period, it does include the time added by my edit.
I just received notice that Fitbit has a new update version 4.56 that is expected to fix what they referred to as a bug. They expect the version 4.56 rollout to be completed by Friday November 14. I have not received the update or forced it so I can’t comment at this time but wanted to share this update.
For the record I did share my experience in my “DM string” with Fitbit support on X and received an immediate response that they are aware of the problem and are working on it so at least they are acknowledging the problem still exists after the latest update.
Same problem. Never had this issues for years; and Fitbit always confuses my one bathroom break a night for my actual bedtime. So I miss half my night's sleep. I'm used to editing it and getting updated score. Without this, sleep score is worthless.