The Fitbit Sense is a beast of a smartwatch, with tons of great features. And it’s a smartwatch that can be made even better by downloading the right apps!
But with so many apps to choose from, finding the perfect ones for your needs can seem like an impossible task. That’s why we’ve compiled this list of our favorite apps, so you don’t have to spend hours searching through the App Gallery.
Here are the best apps for Fitbit Sense, and how to download them.
Best Apps For Fitbit Sense
- Tip Calculator+
Tip Calculator+ app for fitbit
Supported Fitbit: Sense, Versa, Versa 2, Versa 3, and Versa Lite
Tip Calculator+ is a tip calculation app where you can enter your final bill amount and it will show you 3 different tip values. The default tip values are 9%, 12%, and 15%. It has a very simple and easy-to-use user interface.
On opening the app, it will directly take you to the calculator where you can enter the total bill amount. You can go to the Tipper app on your smartphone and change the values of low, average, and high tip percentages.
Tip Calculator + can be very useful for people who eat out frequently and need to calculate how much tip they should leave.
Price: Paid
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- Flipboard
Flipboard app
Supported Fitbit: Ionic, Sense, Versa, Versa 2, and Versa Lite
Flipboard is a news app that lets you see snippets of news, stories, and conversations relating to any interest you have. Upon opening the Fitbit app you will be able to see small excerpts from news stories. If you would like to read more about any story you like, simply swipe up and it will show you a summary of the entire story.
On the mobile app, you can choose the category in which you want to view the news. The only downside is that you can only watch one category at a time. To change categories, you have to go into the smartphone app every time to change it.
Price: Free
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- TweetFit
TweetFit app
Supported Fitbit: Ionic, Versa, Versa 2, and Versa Lite
TweetFit is a Twitter client app, TweetFit, shows your latest Twitter timeline directly on your wrist. To use this app, you must log in to your Twitter account in the settings of the app on your smartphone. As a result, your entire Twitter feed will appear on your watch.
You can like, retweet, and tweet without using your phone. How cool is that?
Price: Free
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- Count
Count app
Supported Fitbit: Ionic, Versa, Versa 2, and Versa Lite
With this count app, you can count anything from apples to melons, and it has a colorful and minimalist design. This works well in situations where you need to count people or measure occupancy. For example, You can count how many people enter and exit a building.
You can add a count by tapping the top right button and removing a count by tapping the below right button. To reset the counter app, there is a reset button on the top left corner.
Price: Free
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- Treasure Trek
Treasure Trek app
Supported Fitbit: Ionic, Versa, Versa 2, and Versa Lite
Treasure Trek enables you to use your steps to power your pirate ship on a quest to find sunken treasure. The app uses your daily steps as a measure of how many coins you’ll earn. With these coins, you can buy crew members, ships, and pets.
Eventually, you will come across different monsters to battle with the crew that you have assembled. Still, this app is fun to kill a little bit of time.
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MySwimPro
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
Providing you have the iOS or Android version of the MySwimPro app, you’ll be able to tether and manage things from your wrist while you’re in the water – the Versa is waterproof, after all. Obviously it can be a little tricky trying to pause proceedings on the fly, but this is a handy way to load workouts and be walked through them step-by-step; all while still viewing your heart rate in real time.
Philips Hue
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
Adding some colour to your bulbs already feels futuristic enough, but just think of the fun you’ll be having when you sync them to your wrist for control. With the Philips Hue app, you can – lights are able to be turned on/off and different pre-set scenes (made on your phone) can be set.
Setting up can be a bit of a hassle, as you’ll need the bridge IP when getting started, but it’s a great way to quickly switch between colours when your phone isn’t to hand.
Starbucks
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
You’re already pretending to do work in Starbucks, so why not take things to the next level and begin paying from your wrist to impress people, too? The Starbucks app doesn’t act as a portal for Fitbit Pay, because, you know, that’d be pointless, but it does offer a home to your Starbucks Card. From here, you’ll be able to redeem all the coffee house’s goodness without faffing about.
Deezer
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
It’s not the Spotify or Apple Music app you might be craving, but Deezer is still available for subscribers to stream music directly from the wrist – providing you have a pair of Bluetooth headphones at the ready, too. Once you’re all set up, you’ll have access to 44 million tracks, while Deezer Flow is a nice way to mix up your old favourites with fresh recommendations.
The New York Times
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
Handily, you won’t need a New York Times subscription to read all the biggest news stories of the day, with the Versa app condensing everything into small reading chunks. It’s a handy tool on your wrist for catching some headlines, but you’ll need to go find stories on the app or website if you want to read more – unfortunately there’s no automatic handover from the watch to a bigger screen.
Tennis
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
Tennis may seem like a fun time when you watch it on TV, with the score being kept by tournament officials, but those prima donnas won’t be showing up to your game at the local park, unfortunately.
And that means you’re left to argue with your athletic younger brother over what the score is every other game. Leave this first world problem in the past with Fitbit Labs’ Tennis, an app that’ll help you count the score. You’ll have to remember to tap your watch after every point, but you’ll soon pick it up and even receive insights into your shots by forehand, backhand and serve.
Uber
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
The Versa screen is naturally too small to give you a look at the map of your Uber driver on their way, but it does give you a way to discreetly and quickly order a ride, view estimates and tap through driver details. On a bad date? With the help of the Uber app, you’ll be halfway home and eating that surge charge before they even realise you’re not at the bar. You sly dog.
Flappy
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
Ah, Flappy Bird, a titan of the early paid-for phone game rush and a close cousin of ‘that helicopter game’. Recreated for the Versa, the magic of Flappy is certainly not in the graphics, complexity or even the paradigm facing urban birds, but instead in the simple addiction. Tap the screen to help your winged friend avoid the pipes – the more you avoid, the higher score you get. Godspeed.
Air Index
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
Approved by the US’ Environmental Protection Agency, Air Index is able to give you a live update of the air quality at any point in the country. Updated every hour, you’ll be given the air quality figures and, because nobody really knows what those mean, a circular face to tell you if that’s good or not. We’re glad this one hasn’t made it over to London yet, where everybody is breathing in soot like it’s the industrial revolution all over again.
Skateboard
Best Fitbit Versa apps: Top downloads for your new smartwatch
Fancy yourself as a bit of a shredder, slick? Well, with the Skateboard app for Fitbit Versa, you’re now able to track your sessions in the park on your wrist. Your heart rate will feature throughout, while you’re also able to get live looks at the current speed, average speed, max speed, distance travelled and session duration.
Your wood-pushing activity stats are even beamed over to the Fitbit app and counts towards your daily goals – just don’t go wild trying to max out your speed with a coffin down a hill. That’ll end, probably, in your Versa being a watch orphan.
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