What have you done to the app??? I no longer can see my sleep stats. What you now show is useless to me, where is my Light, Rem, Deep stats. Its the only reason I wear the Fitbit! Who updates their app for the worse instead of better????
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I completely agree. There are too many nested pages now requiring constantly navigating back and forth, and you better hope you've got a computer for a brain so that you can actually remember the last twelve pages of overblown graphs you looked at, because heaven forbid all the data be in one concise place like it used to be.
It's SO awful.
There is no way to see trends and correlations anymore. You'll have to write everything down on your own outside the app and then go draw up your own graphs, which utterly defeats the point of the app even existing.
Data visualizations are just as important, if not more important, to the user than the data collection itself is. Without clear and meaningful visualizations, the data might as well not exist. But I guess Google is just farming our data now for their own purposes and couldn't care less what WE want to do with it, as long as THEY have it.
If they actually cared, there would be a timeline of when we can expect meaningful data visualizations to be returned, instead of giving condescending "help" telling us exactly which 20 steps of navigation are required to see the information that used to be available in a single glance.
What I really want to hear is when this travesty of a half-baked "design" will be replaced with an actual design. But I suspect we won't hear that, because they've been dodging that question since at least November already. If they had plans to fix this mess they've made, they would have said so by now, instead of continuing to quietly roll out "updates" that strip more and more usability out of the product while assuring us that they're "listening."
Came here to ask about this too. I used to use the fitbit for more than sleep, but they ruined your ability to see those stats late last year. Sleep was the only thing left in a usable state, now they've killed that too.
Guess I'll be looking for alternatives to switch to now, since they clearly don't intent to fix this new "upgrade" if the rest of the app is any indication... They said give us a few months to fix it, and instead they do this? Ridiculous.
Yes I complained to them they said is new update and will report the complaint and look into it I guess it won’t change and I will be moving away shame just to many changes and this is last one that’s just for the worse isn’t it
Not only does the hypnogram now look weird on my phone, it cannot be rotated bigger and you cannot press on a spot to know the minutes of, for example, an awakening (WASO). Also, I cannot get to the dashboard on my Windows 10 laptop. I'm ready to dump my FitBit Luze and by something from another company. Any suggestions for something compatible with Android phones and Widows 10?
I completely agree and I'm actually really upset about it. The whole point of collecting the data is to compare it and look at it! Why are they hiding the data!!!!! It's the whole point of the fitbit. The data is literally the product I'm paying for and now I can't find find it.
I can find the data… eventually. It’s just in a stupid place buried in the app and I can only see one day’s REM sleep cycles data at a time instead of being able to compare them like I used to. I know where the data is now it’s just organized in a way that makes it more difficult to access, look at and compare which defeats the point of the app. I want to see all the data so I can compare it.
I completely agree. There are too many nested pages now requiring constantly navigating back and forth, and you better hope you've got a computer for a brain so that you can actually remember the last twelve pages of overblown graphs you looked at, because heaven forbid all the data be in one concise place like it used to be.
It's SO awful.
There is no way to see trends and correlations anymore. You'll have to write everything down on your own outside the app and then go draw up your own graphs, which utterly defeats the point of the app even existing.
Data visualizations are just as important, if not more important, to the user than the data collection itself is. Without clear and meaningful visualizations, the data might as well not exist. But I guess Google is just farming our data now for their own purposes and couldn't care less what WE want to do with it, as long as THEY have it.
If they actually cared, there would be a timeline of when we can expect meaningful data visualizations to be returned, instead of giving condescending "help" telling us exactly which 20 steps of navigation are required to see the information that used to be available in a single glance.
What I really want to hear is when this travesty of a half-baked "design" will be replaced with an actual design. But I suspect we won't hear that, because they've been dodging that question since at least November already. If they had plans to fix this mess they've made, they would have said so by now, instead of continuing to quietly roll out "updates" that strip more and more usability out of the product while assuring us that they're "listening."
I agree and so does my husband. I chatted with Fitbit to try to get the old app back and his only answer was try it and get used to it. I've tried it long enough to know I'm done with Fitbit but I guess that wasn't long enough to know whether I like the app. It can't be that hard to make the old app available again. If that is too difficult I guess wearable technology might be too difficult for them too....and I was quite happy with my fitbit until this app update!
There's a way to check all the sleep data like the app used to be, through the website https://www.fitbit.com/sleep/, but I agree it's an abomination that they took it out of the app. The app is useless now.