Thanks for the response but three apps? I bought the Fitbit so I wouldn't have to struggle running data through 3 apps and try to manage privacy and data harvesting across three different companies while keeping them talking to each other. I basically wasted $100 dollars. Isn't much money to you guys, I'm sure your board spends that much on lunch daily, but it was a struggle for me. I'm very frustrated because as much as I try to comply and work through being treated like cattle and patronized like a child to save a few bucks, the goal post keeps moving. Every single time I think I've gotten ahead, something changes and I get to do more and more and more. Now I get to clog my phone up with almost a gig worth of apps. now this garbage will all be deleted in a couple of weeks but that still doesn't change the money I wasted. I now have a week's worth of groceries wrapped around my wrist that is essentially useless.
Hi there, and thank you for sharing this. I can hear the frustration, especially after buying a new Fitbit and then hitting this change mid-challenge. That's lousy timing, and I'm sorry.The good news: you don't need to buy an Apple Watch or Garmin. The Fitbit change came from Fitbit's move under Google, which ended the direct connection, but you can keep using the Fitbit you have. On an iPhone, set your Fitbit to share data with Apple Health, then connect Apple Health to our app. Your steps will flow through automatically.If you hit any snags, our support team is happy to walk you through it so your challenge progress doesn't slip. Thanks for sticking with us.