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Yes it will track your sleep in the daytime - but (there is always a but) you need to sleep a minimum of 1 hour for the auto tracking to start or you can go to your phone app and on the dashboard tap on the sleep tile then on the sleep page tap on the + sign on the upper right and start your sleep manually. You won't see sleep stages unless you sleep for something like 2 hours continuously.
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Fitbit Product Experts Alumni are retired members of the Fitbit Product Expert Program. Learn more
Yes it will track your sleep in the daytime - but (there is always a but) you need to sleep a minimum of 1 hour for the auto tracking to start or you can go to your phone app and on the dashboard tap on the sleep tile then on the sleep page tap on the + sign on the upper right and start your sleep manually. You won't see sleep stages unless you sleep for something like 2 hours continuously.
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