Naming/Labeling Alarms

[armen]

Hello,

Wouldn't it be nice if you allow us to name the silent alarms? For example: an alarm to wake up, one to drink water, food, one to remind me of something such as an important meeting, etc...

Your feedback is highly appreciated.

Best regards,

Moderator Edit: Added Labels/Title for Clarity

[Klutts]

Agreed. Would be very helpful to have the ability to name the alarms.  

[Missa1178]

I think this a great idea! 

[frapilu]

Yes please. Add this to Charge 2. 

[sarafridolf]

Yes I would love this too! Need this in my life and have thought about it alot 🙂

[mona919]

Please add the ability to label your alarms. I never know what my different alarms are set for. Currently I just dont use as it serves no purpose. I just use my phone instead. Please, please add this in next firmware update. Thank you

For example

I set an alarm for medicine

I set an alarm to eat my snacks at a certain time, etc. 

Moderator Edit: Edited suggestion title.

[Hiunu]

I completely agree :0)

[frapilu]

Would love to see this for the Charge 2

[Afropuff12]

Put me down as another vote for alarm labels. Currently, when a set alarm is turned off you can only see the time of the alarm and the off label. To find out what days this alarm is set for, I have to turn it on which then has to sync before I am able to turn it off again if it wasn't the one I wanted on. If these had labels, I wouldn't have to turn them on just to see which one they are because they would be organized. The ability to change the order of the alarms would be nice too.

[PMeldrum]

Another vote for Alarm Labels… I use mine to remind me to take my medication etc, so it would be useful just to have the ability to label them.

Before upgrading to the Fitbit Charge2, I used the Up2 and whilst it had no display it did have the ability to label alarms and they would show on my iPhone. Having the Charge 2 with its screen, the ability to see the alarm label when it goes off would be really useful.

[mona919]

I had the Jawbone up2 as well before getting the Fitbit charge 2. Bummer this simple feature wasn't offered by Fitbit.

Sent from my iPhone

[SunsetRunner]

I vote for the alarm label !!

[Blaine9495]

Definitely alarm labels!   I just made the same suggestion!   They would be sooo helpful.

[Faith2be]

I would love to be able to name my alarms. Having an alarm on my wrist was one of the reasons I bought the Fitbit. 

If I could name the alarms, I would be totally satisfied with the Fitbit. 😢

[Hygienist40]

DITTO for labeling alarms! 

[JessicaKennedyC]

YEESS PLS

[Prekteach]

I just got my first Fitbit charge 2. I am a teacher and need to have a discreet way to give myself reminders. The charge would be much more useful if I could add text to the silent alarms. 

[kasbant]

I have a very bad memory and have a lot of alrams set for each day and different Meds and vitamins. It would be great if I could name each of the alarms. Thank you for time you spent looking at this request.

[amc21577]

I love the idea of setting silent alarms for myself, to remind myself to drink more water, eat some veggies, pick up the kids, etc....  It would be great if we could name the alarm with the activity we are reminding ourselves of.  Thanks!

[mike174]

We should be able to enter a small text/note/ memo message when silence alarm go off.

example : alarm goes off at 9:00 AM " remember to take pill" or anything simular

[cdkennedy]

Would love to be able to designate silent reminders with a short text label

[Michael96]

This is a fantastic idea! I support this wholeheartedly.

[SunsetRunner]

It would be an awesome feature to be able to add text to the notifications. That way when they go off you remember why they are going off...

[Whitenone]

This would be especially good so I know which tablets to have in the morning and night

[Saffronza]

It would be so helpfull to add a label to your alarms because you literally forget what you set it for. It is then only ever helpfull to wake you up.

Moderator Edit: Edited suggestion title.

[stevef100]

Agree with alarm labels