Fitbit removed screenshots of the revamp to update its Android and iOS apps to the “new app design” that has now emerged. The new app design summary.jpg shows the iOS version. The change occurs in the stat completion rings adopting a new shape, the rest previous redesign screenshots appeared on Google Play and the App Store.
Today is now the center tab (with two different icons used, curiously), while the Discover tab is no longer a list of carousels. Instead, you get wide cover images that prominently link to health tools such as:
- Health & Wellness Stats – Add new tools to Today and track sleep, heart rate, weight, and more.
- Guided Programs – Reach your goals faster with expert guidance, structured plans, and tips.
Screenshots of the new design first appeared on the Play/App Store
We also get a look at the Community tab. It is not so different from the UI available today. Screenshots of the new design first appeared on the Play/App Store in October alongside the Wear OS interface. Updating the store listings implied a near-final nature. They were pulled from both app stores in late January. One possibility is that it was supposed to launch alongside the Pixel Watch, but Fitbit wasn’t able to meet that deadline.
The changes might be more structural and under the hood, with Fitbit just laying the groundwork for adding new capabilities in the future.
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