Fitbit App Redesigned for Fall

Google plans to release a redesigned Fitbit app this fall that reorganizes the interface into three main tabs: "Today," "Coach," and "You." The refreshed app will display daily health statistics, offer motivational and coaching content, and present goal overviews and trends. Google says the update will improve how fitness data is presented and protected, and it appears visually aligned with leaked looks of the upcoming Pixel Watch 2 and possibly the Pixel 8 phones.

The three tabs are designed for different uses: Today focuses on immediate stats like steps, heart rate, and sleep; Coach delivers guided workouts, tips and motivational programs; and You summarizes goals, long-term trends and personalized insights. Google also highlights steps toward better data accuracy and stronger privacy controls, and the update should support Fitbit wearables and Pixel watches. Users can expect a staged rollout through the Play Store that may introduce new settings, watch faces and navigation tweaks.

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