04-29-2015 17:18
04-29-2015 17:18
Like many, I bought an apple watch. However, most of my friends still have fitbits and therefore are using the dashboard to keep track of stats.
Is there any official way to sync the apple watch steps to the fitbit dashboard? I do see some third party apps that may do this, but it's not promising.
Thank you.
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12-09-2017 10:10
12-09-2017 10:10
thanks for a solution, upon reading the application information, you can not compete in fitbit challenges. That defeats the entire purpose of getting apple activity to fitbit app. I like the fitbit app to compete.
Apple and Fitbit need to talk and start thinking about consumer needs first.
12-11-2017 10:25
12-11-2017 10:25
12-13-2017 10:10
12-13-2017 10:10
How does this work? I have downloaded the app and it does not work
12-13-2017 12:55
12-13-2017 12:55
It was not good. I stopped using it. I got my money back from Apple.
fitbit does not work with Apple watch. Use stridekick A decent app. Can compete with Apple watch and Fitbit users
12-13-2017 13:36
12-13-2017 13:36
Omg! How can I make these posts stop! I want to delete this post!
12-13-2017 15:51
12-13-2017 15:51
Um, you could just unsubscribe from the thread.
01-02-2018 16:45
01-02-2018 16:45
I received an Apple Watch for Christmas and I am having bad withdrawals not wearing my fitbit. I've downloaded all three of Sync Solver and nothing has worked.. any help... please
01-03-2018 05:09
01-03-2018 05:09
01-03-2018 05:15
01-03-2018 05:15
I stopped Fitbit. Get stridekick. You can compete with Fitbit people. It is device independent. Though I have learned some Fitbit devices are too sensitive and show more steps and miles than reality. Just accept the variances in algorithms and you will be happy. Apple Watch is way better
01-03-2018 05:18
01-03-2018 05:18
I stopped Fitbit. Get stridekick. You can compete with Fitbit people. It is device independent. Though I have learned some Fitbit devices are too sensitive and show more steps and miles than reality. Just accept the variances in algorithms and you will be happy.
01-03-2018 05:40
01-03-2018 05:40
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01-03-2018 08:58
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01-03-2018 09:33
01-03-2018 09:33
The new Fitbit costs more than the cheapest Apple Watch and the cheaper Fitbits don’t last well so Fitbit end up replacing them several times under warranty (the Charge HR that was my final warranty replacement for my Charge is breaking but I still use it for sleep tracking; force of habit as the Watch would do the job).
I'm still taking part in challenges using an old Fitbit One but when I lose that I’ll stop (or just use Mobile Track). The One has the advantage of being much more accurate at actually counting steps than the Charge (a disadvantage in terms of challenges, as accurate equates to far fewer steps) and is out of sight in my pocket. More than half my Fitbit friends are inactive now though so I wouldn’t miss the challenges too much now.
01-03-2018 10:23
01-03-2018 10:23
If your phone’s in your pocket most of the time just use MobileTrack. The drawback is that you only get credited with steps your phone picks up which means if you go out for a walk or run without it the steps won’t appear on Fitbit.
01-03-2018 10:31
01-03-2018 10:31