Fitbit dashboard for windows

You've got your Fitbit and you're all set to begin your new and improved healthy lifestyle. Long gone are the late-night snack-fests of Doritos chased by a liter of Pepsi in front of the TV, watching sitcom reruns you've seen a million times before. You're changing it all. You're exercising every day, you're eating right, and you're getting to bed at a decent hour. Good for you!Here's how you can use the Fitbit Dashboard to help you become stronger and healthier.How to navigate the Dashboard in Fitbit for Windows 10How to hide Dashboard categories in Fitbit for Windows 10How to show hidden Dashboard categories in Fitbit for Windows 10How to rearrange Dashboard categories in Fitbit for Windows 10How to log your exercise in Fitbit for Windows 10How to log your water intake in Fitbit for Windows 10How to log your weight in Fitbit for Windows 10How to manage the settings for your tracker in Fitbit for Windows 10How to navigate the Dashboard in Fitbit for Windows 10When you want to know how many steps you've taken today, and you want to know it now, you can take a look at your Dashboard and it'll tell you at a glance, without you having to search through a bunch of screens. Let's take a closer look at the information supplied there:Launch the Fitbit application from your Desktop or the Start menu.The following categories are shown by default in Dashboard. Click each one to get more information:calories: This tells you how many calories you burned today.active minutes: This shows how many active minutes you earned today.miles: This shows how many miles you've gone today.steps: This shows how many steps you've taken today.exercising this week: This shows your logged exercise for the week.weight: This shows your current weight.drank today: This shows you how much water you drank today.What have you eaten today?: This shows your food intake for the day.Whether you want to see how many calories you've eaten or how many active minutes you've earned, the Dashboard is a good place to start. From there, you can delve deeper into each category to get more detailed information about each one.How to hide Dashboard categories in Fitbit for Windows 10Fitbit understands that there is no one-size-fits-all in fitness tracking. You can hide tracking categories that you have no interest in with the click of your mouse.Launch the Fitbit application from your Desktop or the Start menu.Click the edit button. It looks like a pencil and is in the upper right corner of the application screen.Click the hide button in the upper left corner of the category that you want to hide. It looks like a white x in the middle of black circle. It

Will turn into a white plus sign in the center of a pink circle.Click the edit button again to return to the normal view of your Dashboard.When you return to normal view, the category you hid is gone, like it never was. But don't worry. You can bring it back at any time. That's the subject of the next section of this guide.If you want to bring back a category you previously hid, all you have to do is unhide it. Yes, unhide. That's un, as in the negation of, and hide, as in, well, hide. You get the picture.All the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Launch the Fitbit application from your Desktop or the Start menu.Click the edit button. It looks like a pencil and is in the upper right corner of the application screenClick the show button. It's a pink circle with a white plus sign in the center.How to rearrange Dashboard categories in Fitbit for Windows 10Go ahead and get personal with your Fitbit. You can rearrange the Dashboard categories to reflect what's most important to you about your fitness goals.Launch the Fitbit application from your Desktop or the Start menu.Click the edit button. It looks like a pencil and is in the upper right menu of the application window.Click and drag the category around the screen.Release the category when it is positioned where you want it.However you choose to arrange your Dashboard, you can change it on the fly. So, don't worry if your fitness priorities change; you can always go back and customize the Dashboard to suit.How to log your exercise in Fitbit for Windows 10Fitbit lets you keep track of your activity every day. The app includes a variety of activities you can log from Tai Chi and Karate to a gentle stroll about the neighborhood. Here's how you can input them.Launch the Fitbit application from your Desktop or the Start menu.Click the exercising this week category.Click the log button. It's a plus sign in the upper right menu in between the edit goal button and the voice button.Type the first letter of the activity name for a list of options.Click the activity from the menu. You can also type to search to narrow down your activity choices.Click in any of the following fields to edit them:Start date: The date you started the activity. Defaults to today.Start time: The time you started the activity. Defaults to the current time.End date: The date you stopped the activity. Defaults to today.End time: The time you stopped the activity. Defaults to 30 minutes after the current time.Duration: How long the activity lasted. Defaults to 30 minutes.Calories: The number of calories burned by the

The official Fitbit app for Windows 10 has received a new update that adds support for the Microsoft HoloLens headset. Now, users of the company's fitness wearable can check out their goals and more directly from the headset.We are not exactly sure who might use the Fitbit app on their HoloLens, but the support is there for those few folks that own one. The app update (via Windowsblogitalia) also adds the ability to set a landmark image, when unlocked in an Adventures challenge, as a background or wallpaper. There are also some improvements to the performance of Dashboard celebrations and graph pagination for touch and mouse control, along with some unnamed bug fixes.Fitbit logged in and running on the Xbox One Update: We can also confirm Fitbit is now available on the Xbox One as well. However, we're told this is not supposed to be the case as they have more work to do on the Xbox version. Stay tuned!Download Fitbit from the Windows StoreAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.

Share your activity, see help.fitbit.com. Track your cardio fitness score When used with the Fitbit app, Versa helps you track your overall cardiovascular fitness. From the Fitbit app dashboard, tap the heart rate tile and then swipe left to see your cardio fitness score (also known as VO2 Max) and cardio fitness level, which shows how you compare to your peers. Page 53: Music And Podcasts Music and Podcasts Store your favorite playlists on Versa and then listen to music and podcasts with Bluetooth headphones or another audio device without needing your phone. For instructions on how to pair a Bluetooth audio device to Versa, see "Connect... Page 54: Listen To Personal Music And Podcasts Add music and podcasts with your Windows 10 PC Download playlists of your personal music and podcasts from your iTunes Library or Windows Media Player to Versa. Note that you can also create playlists in the Fitbit desktop app using the drag-and-drop feature to add your tracks. Page 55 4. When the app is installed, open it and log in to your Fitbit account. Connect to Wi-Fi Make sure Versa and your PC are able to connect to the same Wi-Fi network: 1. From the Fitbit app dashboard, tap or click the Account icon ( ) > Versa... Page 56: Add Music And Podcasts With Your Mac ) and then tap Transfer Music. Note that you may need to scroll down to see the transfer button. 6. Wait a few moments for Versa to connect. Note it can sometimes take a minute or two to connect. 7. When prompted, follow the on-screen instructions on your computer to choose the playlists you want to download to your watch. Page 57 Open iTunes on your computer > Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Share iTunes Library XML with other applications > OK. Connect to Wi-Fi Make sure Versa and your Mac are able to connect to the same Wi-Fi network: 1. From the Fitbit app dashboard, tap or click the Account icon ( ) > Versa tile. Page 58: Control Music With Versa 6. Wait a few moments for Versa to connect via Wi-Fi. Note this can sometimes take a minute or two. 7. When prompted, follow the on-screen instructions to choose the playlists you want to download to Versa. After you choose a playlist, the download starts automatically. Page 59: Control Music Use Pandora on Versa (United States only) With the Pandora app ( ) for Versa, you can download up to 3 of your most- played Pandora stations or popular curated Workout stations directly to your watch. Note that you need a paid subscription to Pandora and a Wi-Fi connection to download stations. Page 60 1. If you haven't already done so, make sure Versa can connect to your Wi-Fi network: a. From the Fitbit app dashboard, tap or click the Account icon ( > Versa tile. b. Tap or click Wi-Fi Settings. c. Tap or click Add Network and follow the on-screen instructions to