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When will Fitbit open up Always On Display?

‎08-13-2020 11:51

‎08-13-2020 11:51

Only certain prioritized developers are allowed to publish clock faces with always on display capabilities. I have created a couple of apps now and I've had several thousand installs of my apps. Yet, despite all the time and effort I have put into creating quality apps, my clock face still lags behind on installs because Fitbit arbitrarily decides which developers should be able to use the always on display.

 

When will Fitbit open this up? How many thousands of downloads do I need my apps to get before I am "chosen" to have AOD?

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‎09-02-2020 07:52

‎09-02-2020 07:52

Thanks for the feedback. We opened AOD for a small set of developers initially to gain feedback and improve our tooling around the extended review process. We're making process and hope to invite more developers into the program over time.

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