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I can't add my activities to Fitbit. When I click on log activities, it just takes to a page with a list of prior activities. Is there something wrong with the app? 9/18/19

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Yes there is. It's being looked into

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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Welcome to the forums!

 

Yes there is. It's being looked into

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

Want to discuss ways to increase your activity? Visit the Lifestyle Forum

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Seems to be working now so give it a try

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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Thanks. I noticed that this AM. Yay!

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I still have the same problem, I cannot log activities in the Fitbit app. The ‘+’ sign disappeared from the dashboard and when I try to log the activity otherwise the list only shows recent activities. What can I do?

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Still the same problem. How do I add activities. When a push the + sign, only recent activities are shown. I would like to add skiing and swimming as activities.

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Sorry, I can't figure this out either.

Janis
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I didn't think adding skiing and swimming was an option for the One.  All I can find are the activities listed under the Discover tab.

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Hi! I saw this post and I have the samt problem where I try to log activities but only my most recent actives show, I can't search for any new ones. Maybe it is the same problem?  

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Yes, and I haven't found out how to correct it.

Janis
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Indeed, the problem still isn’t solved.

Femke
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