12-20-2025 08:21
12-20-2025 08:21
I got my fitbit so it would give me reminders to move. I keep it clipped to my body, so the vibration is not really noticeable, and as far as I can tell, the Inspire 3 does not produce any sound. How do I get my phone to emit a sound when I get a reminder to move? I use the Fitbit app on an Android phone.
Best Answer12-20-2025 09:14 - edited 12-20-2025 09:19
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12-20-2025 09:14 - edited 12-20-2025 09:19
@PJ1234567890 I'm sorry, but the reminders to move can only make your Fitbit vibrate. I don't have a tried and true workaround for you. Try searching the Play Store for a phone app that can duplicate this feature. I found an app called Moova. This doesn't look like it can use Fitbit data, so you would get a notification even if you completed your hourly steps.
Fitbit chose 250 steps because that's about a three minute walk at "workplace" speed. Perhaps you can set a recurring phone alarm to go off at the start of each hour and take a three minute walk.
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12-20-2025 09:35
12-20-2025 09:35
Thank you for your reply.
That's too bad. Literally the only reason I got a Fitbit is because Google Fit got deprecated, so the app I was using to access my step cap from Google Fit and give me reminders if I hadn't taken enough steps stopped working. This seems like an extremely basic feature that was available in completely free apps until Google bought Fitbit. I can understand them not wanting to provide features for free, but the least they could do is allow me to purchase them.
Best Answer12-20-2025 09:58
12-20-2025 09:58
Honestly, it's really my fault. I should have done more research before making a purchase. If I had done so, I wouldn't be in this frustrating situation now.
Again, @LZeeW, than you for your quick and thoughtful response.