Maintain Fitbit web dashboard going forward

[KBenjamin]

As an older user, my eyesight and hand eye coordination are poor. So, I prefer the website dashboard on my PC. That dashboard keeps directing us to the mobile app. Please assure you will continue maintaining both as I cannot rely solely on the mobile app. Please consider all of your customers when providing tools. Many thanks!

[Abrienna]

Exactly! I also feel as if my fitbit has been reduced to nothing more than
a pedometer. It is still tracking things, but I no longer have confidence
in the accuracy and validity of the data.

[alexander853]

This is a really good point. A lot of people work at google doing data
analysis and they can't find a way to maintain the dashboard? Clearly this
was never a priority.

[disudds]

I completely agree with the many others who have written. I've had Fitbit trackers and watches since 2014 and have always been very happy until I migrated my watch to Google. Now my computer dashboard is gone and my stats are going to my gmail which I never use. I can't see things or navigate as well on the app and am extremely unhappy that I can no longer access my dashboard or account on the computer, which is much easier for me. I've resisted moving to an apple watch because I've loved Fitbit, but I am now reconsidering that decision since I have an I-phone. 

[RogerD445]

You can get some of the benefits that the old FitBit computer dashboard had
by using the dashboard at https://dashboard.exercise.quest/
It doesn't have everything but it is a lot better than the app on your
phone.

[DU1066]

I was given a Fitbit for Christmas 2010. Over the years, I bought 3 or 4
Fitbits as they broke or were lost. I always enjoyed keeping up with my
annual and lifetime steps on the computer dashboard. The phone app is not
as useful to me. The biggest disappointment is that there is no longer a
record of lifetime steps. I had over 30 million lifetime steps when the
dashboard was discontinued. I always wore a clip-on version of the Fitbit
because I felt it was more accurate. I lost my Inspire Fitbit last week.
Now that the computer dashboard is no longer available for Fitbit, I no
longer have a preference for Fitbit. I will survey the available devices,
make a choice, and move on.

[njsokalski]

I have been using both Android & FitBit for a long time, but the recent removal of the Windows 10 FitBit app made it very hard to analyze my data since the website is very hard & unintuitive to navigate, not to mention I couldn't find a place to view or synchronize the data anywhere, let alone analyze. Google seems to have this idea that we want to do EVERYTHING on our phones, which for many people is not true. When I first bought my first FitBit, it was simply because I needed a replacement for my watch, but after learning all the features it had I soon started using it for many more things. But now, I pay much less attention to those features, since they are much harder to use than they used to be. It also seems like there are an awful lot of links on the website that take you to the store, it feels kind of like they are getting kind of greedy trying to sell us even more.

[LisaMarie716]

Not to mention the loss of features with the webpage that wasn't added to the app. 

It would be great to maintain the website for people with vision issues.