Fitbit 4.66 for Android rolling out water, food, & mood logging, more
9to5Google • • general
Key Points:
- Fitbit is releasing version 4.66 of its Android app, incorporating all new Public Preview features introduced earlier this week, including enhanced logging options for hydration and food intake.
- The new food logging feature has been simplified to a search function, though the barcode scanning option, previously available, is not yet visible despite being mentioned in Google's support article.
- The Health tab now includes a "Nutrition" section with detailed stats on energy burned, hydration, calorie targets, and macronutrients, alongside a new "Mental wellbeing" area featuring mindfulness and body response tracking.
- Fitbit has rebranded its "Stress management score" to "Resilience," categorizing it as Low, Balanced, or Optimal, and added improved tools to understand the body’s response to stress.
- The update also introduces cycle health tracking within Focus areas, with personalized insights available for Fitbit Premium users, and allows free users to join the Public Preview to access the redesigned app interface, though the AI-powered Coach is not yet included.
