Bring back the old sleep summary page

[GMan1000]

When I had my Charge 5 and the first few weeks of having my Charge 6 the app would give me a sleep summary page with, Sleep Stages, Time in each stage, Oxygen levels and Bedtime and wakeup all on a handy page. Since a recent update I now seem to get a much more basic three tiles and I have to open each one and look through for all the information.

[Shnielmanhousr]

Please do not abandon this update most of the time the sleep data is not useful compared to when I bought this product. 

[Beegee007]

AGREE 100%

[Peter-BH]

To: Fitbit customer service and technical support teams. 

I would like to request that my Fitbit App be adjusted so that I can have the old sleep tracker format back. That would be very helpful and greatly appreciated. 

Thank you from a long time Fitbit customer and influencer. 

[andie.holm]

I would love to see the sleep summary come back as well. Sleep is such a huge component of your health and so easy to skip focusing on. Users only have about 10 seconds and 3 clicks of patience, so a good app would keep that in consideration and keep summaries easily accessible, instead of burying information with these app updates.

[bopbe]

andie.holm stated,

"A good app would keep that in consideration and keep summaries easily accessible, instead of burying information. "

Great remark. Unfortunately i haven't seen any evidence of user comments being taken to heart. App developers never go back to what works better no matter how many complaints

[Beegee007]

100% ON TARGET!!!!!!

[stu_q]

Wow with over 3000 votes this surely has been added back unless this whole voting thing is just to keep us busy of course. Maybe I am too cynical. But I agree the way the way sleep and most other parts of the app have gotten over time is cluttered and chaotic. With big buttons blocking parts of the ui on every single page. You'd think if anyone knows good ux design it would be Google right?

[GarethGlyn]

I value the sleep tracker display - I'm just curious about the yellow 'awake' markers that aren't joined to lower indicators with a dashed line. The text doesn't change to 'awake' when you move along the line with these particular markings, so do they mean some kind of intermediate state of sleep?