Fitbit has announced the rollout of a new ‘Daily Readiness Score’ feature through the Fitbit app for Premium members with compatible devices. The company notes that it is also bringing new tools, such as blood glucose tracking, to help Indian users with diabetes monitor vitals. On the other hand, the recently launched Fitbit Charge 5 is getting an on-device electrocardiogram (ECG) app. As always, Fitbit users should make sure they’re using the latest version of the app, and that the tracker or smartwatch is also updated to enjoy all the new features.
Starting with the Daily Readiness Score for Premium members, the feature analyzes key analyzes such as daily activity, heart rate variability, and recent sleep patterns to help users determine whether they should work the next day Or give priority to recovery. In simple words, this feature lets users know whether they are ‘workout ready for that particular day or not’. Fitbit It states that users will receive a “personalized score” each morning with details of what affected it, along with suggestions such as recommended activity levels and premium content to help them make the best decisions. Daily Readiness is now available on the Dashboard of the Fitbit app for premium members. With Sense, Versa 3, Versa 2, Charge 5, Lux or Inspire 2 devices.
Coming to blood glucose logging, Fitbit users suffering from diabetes in India can now directly log their blood glucose level. fitbit app, and later they will be displayed in the monthly health report. Fitbit Premium members will also see how often their glucose levels fall within their target range over 30 days, as well as correlations and trends from when they took the readings.
The on-device electrocardiogram (ECG) app on the Fitbit Charge 5 aims to let users assess their heart rhythms for atrial fibrillation on the wrist. To use the feature, place your fingers on the stainless-steel panels on the sides of the device while still for 30 seconds to get readings and a deeper look at your heart health. For premium members, Fitbit says it will add new audio and video workouts, from bootcamp to mobility work, while refreshing the existing content on the app.
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