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Integration with natural cycles

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‎12-05-2022 08:06

‎12-05-2022 08:06

Now that Oura ring will use the temperature data to feed into natural cycles with claiming the same effectiveness as the thermometers from Natural Cycles, can we get Fitbit data integration too. Or at least the ability to see trend data format instead of just the daily fluctuations. That at least is an easy formatting option to give usable data to women. 

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‎07-25-2023 10:03

‎07-25-2023 10:03

yes, please add a temperature based (and ideally heart rate based as well) cycle tracking feature. this would be the main reason for me to buy a fitbit such as the sense 2

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‎08-20-2023 07:51

‎08-20-2023 07:51

I'm surprised to see a fitbit moderator hasn't responded to this since it was posted 8 months ago. 

When will we see skin temperature data more accessible and linked to menstrual health? This is already being done by many other wellness trackers, why is Fitbit so far behind since it seems the devices are already capable of this?

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