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Fitbit Update 1/17
I have good news! Updating to version 2.18 of the Fitbit App should resolve this issue. If you haven't already updated, click here to be redirected to the iOS App Store.
Thanks for everybody's patience while this was being worked out!
Fitbit Update 1/6
Our engineers are currently investigating a bug where historical weight logs are not being displayed in the iOS App. In order to help with resolving this issue, can you please provide the following information:
1. What type of iOS device you are using.
2. What software version is your iOS device running (ie iOS 9.2, iOS 8, etc)?
3. What Fitbit App version are you running?
If you are unsure which app version you have, you can find out by: clicking the account button in the bottom right-hand corner > click the help button > and the app version is at the top. Version 2.17 is the most current version of the iOS App.
As a short-term workaround, you should be able to see your weight log history on Fitbit.com. Also, logging out of the Fitbit App and then back in has helped some Community members experiencing this problem too.
Thanks for your help in advance!
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@SpringBoard @lepert I've merged your posts into this thread. Be sure to check out my lead-in post of this thread for updates on this issue. ![]()
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Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
I have good news! Updating to version 2.18 of the Fitbit App should resolve this issue. If you haven't already updated, click here to be redirected to the iOS App Store.
@Kiwimaggs13 are you still experiencing trouble? If so, I'd recommend restarting your tracker, rebooting your iOS device, and then turning your iOS device's Bluetooth off for 10 seconds and then back on.
@Sravit Glad to hear that you are back on track. ![]()
I'm still not seeing the weight data that is on the fitbit website in the 2.18 version of the app. I am now seeing my current weight, but the historical data is missing. I've tried logging out and reinstalling the app.
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@dave510 For clarificaiton, what type of iOS device are you using and what software version is it running (ie iOS 8, iOS 9.2, etc)?
Also, does force quitting and reopening the App help? You can force quit the App by: rapidly double tapping the iOS home button > swipe left until you see a preview of the Fitbit App > and swipe up on the preview.
Lastly, I'd recommend double checking to make sure that your iOS device has a strong internet connection as well.
Keep me posted!
Best AnswerFinally fixed!
I'm running 9.2 on an iPhone 6 with the latest version of fitbit app 2.18(460)
I was not seeing any change in the weight data until a few days ago when I deleted the one weight data point that was manually entered.
Now I see the correct weight in the dashboard view, but there are no data points on the graph (including the one from the dashboard)
I've tried killing the app, restarting the phone and deleting and reinstalling the app but no change.
I have great internet connection on all the other apps, and my HR data and other data reloads quickly when reinstalling the app.
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@dave510 Since rebooting your iOS device, logging out and logging into the App, and force quitting the App doesn't seem to be helping, I'd recommend uninstalling and reinstalling the Fitbit App as a last resort.
Before you uninstall the App, I'd recommend syncing your tracker beforehand.
Let me know if this helps!
Best AnswerI've uninstalled and reinstalled the app now. Currently, it is showing new weight measurements (entered from Withings since reinstalling) as "manual". However, it's not showing the 7+ years of data I have imported to the fitbit website. Not a huge issue, but weird that the website has data that the app can't seem to see.
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Nope, I'm using the link on the Fitbit website :https://www.fitbit.com/weight/withings
I used the "download Withings data" link on that page to pull the historical data into my fitbit account.
It says that the two accounts are currently linked.
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