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Heart rate chart from tracked exercise looks different in the app vs in the website dashboard

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‎08-17-2019 09:00

‎08-17-2019 09:00

I did some interval sprints on the treadmill yesterday and was dismayed at what I saw in the app. In the latest Android Fitbit app - the heart rate data looks like very rough averages.

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Later when I checked the SAME tracked exercise on the Fitbit website's dashboard, it looks much more accurate.

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Why doesn't the app show the same heart rate charts? The main reason why I, or most people probably, wear a Fitbit is to see my see my heart rate variability.

I've cleared cache from the app and all the usual stuff... What's the point of having data on the app if I have to go to the website dashboard to see the "actual" charts?

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‎08-18-2019 20:33

‎08-18-2019 20:33

It's nice to know that FB mods ignore questions that they can't just simply copy and paste generic responses to.

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