Fitbit

Fitbit App Update: Subtle Color Palette Changes and Material You Redesign

Fitbit has updated its app with a new color palette, making the stat cards slightly darker and the background lighter. This is a very small tweak in all the main feeds, stat pages, and other screens as we await the dark theme.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Fitbit has updated its app with a slightly darker color palette for stat cards, while the background is now lighter and less gray. Additionally, the bottom bar of the app is much darker than before, reducing the contrast between the background and each card. This change follows last year's redesign which introduced Material You to more sections of the Fitbit app, including an update that improved the "Add more device" page with filters for Smartwatches, Trackers, and Scales. The latest version 4.28 is currently being rolled out via Google Play Store.

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