Menstrual Health tracker

[Margaret182]

Is there a way to revert back to the older version of the menstrual tracker. I had an update today and it is awful. It doesn't show you the full month, tell you what day of you cycle it is and no option to add when ovulation actually is. It just assumes everyone ovulated mid cycle. I see no option to add symptoms. Please allow us to revert back to the old version.

Fitbits just seems to be getting worse, First the clock face, then Spotify, the dashboard and now this 

[Joby1982]

Thanks. We have raised 2 feature requests so far and both have been deleted and the link redirected to here so I expect the same will happen to that one 😔 @mum2boo 

[Cockayh]

I have gone back to using an app called 'my calendar' which i used before fitbit.  It at least shows me my logged symptoms.

Fitbit/google have shown their true colours when it comes to their female client base.

[Cockayh]

They don't seem to realise how bad this looks for them

[Cockayh]

I can't even like any more posts as I have liked too many apparently 🫩

[Indecisive13]

100% agree! I wish it would just go back... I hate this new version 😒 

[Indecisive13]

Literally said the same thing. I refuse to believe there were any women involved in this update because the functionality and aesthetics are horrible in comparison to what was there before. It makes me soo upset especially as a fitbit user of over 10 years.

[RWIG78]

As a woman 'of a certain age' I relied in the tracker to plot when I had my last period and perimenopsausal symptoms. The new update makes it very difficult as it assumes I've not logged a period ... Adding them where it thinks it should be, and it's very difficult to scroll between months to track symptoms. Being able to see all months on the screen by scrolling up and down was much easier. The new update feels like a massive step backwards and I wonder if any females were consulted in the design at all 😞

[Mand73]

I agree that the old tracker was so much better. The app needs to support women in a useful way, and that means you should be able to easily scroll through each month continuously. It's like the designer's have assumed all women start their period on the first day of the month or something. If you dare to have a period that crosses between two months, the new tracker is clunky and cumbersome and unhelpful. Might as well just install a different menstual tracker. 

[RWIG78]

Apparently, if we give feedback directly through the app, it's more likely to be looked at. 

Click on your icon on the top right corner when in the Fitbit app, and there should be a feedback button at the bottom. 

If we all do it there's a chance they might listen... ....