4 days Ago By Abner Li
Fitbit for Android has seen a number of design updates in recent weeks, and the latest introduces a tablet and foldable layout. Previously, Fitbit on large screens was just a stretched-out phone app. Now, the four customizable stat rings are laid out side-by-side instead of having one large circle and three small ones underneath.
This design appears in both landscape (top) and portrait (bottom orientations. Meanwhile, a single stat card no longer spans the entire width of your screen thanks to a dual-column layout that is a much more efficient use of space in landscape. There are other layout tweaks, including the next/previous day controls, that optimize Fitbit for large-screen Android devices.
These upgrades are specially nice for foldable owners. We’re seeing these changes live with version 4.30 of Fitbit for Android, though this new tablet/foldable design might have rolled out earlier.
Of course, the app still lacks a dark theme. Google is almost done migrating the legacy stat pages to the new design, so hopefully the night-friendly appearance will come after that. More on Fitbit: Fitbit app starts testing ‘Sleep Labs’ with daily journal, insights Fitbit redesigns Weight stats page Yes, Fitbit subtly tweaked the app’s color palette Fitbit redesigns stat pages for Stress management score, Mood, and Mindfulness.
