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Fitbit is now Google Health

The Fitbit app has officially evolved into the Google Health app, marking a significant shift toward a more centralised and intelligent wellness experience. This redesign goes beyond simple activity tracking, serving as a comprehensive hub for your fitness, sleep, and medical data. Here is a breakdown of what the update introduces: A New, Intuitive Interface The app has been reorganised into four primary tabs to help you navigate your health journey more efficiently: A customizable dashboard for your most important daily metrics. Your new home for activity tracking and personalised workout plans. A dedicated space to track sleep consistency and restorative rest progress. A centralised view of your vital signs (such as heart rate, SpO2, and breathing rate) and, where supported, a secure place to sync and summarise medical records. AI-Driven Personalised Guidance With the global launch of Google Health Coach (available via Google Health Premium), the app now provides adaptiv...

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