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How can I replicate Fitbit functionality on my Apple Watch?

I'm thinking of replacing my Fitbit Versa 2 with an Apple Watch. My Fitbit has a very specific purpose (which it does well) and I'm concerned I won't be able to replicate that with an Apple Watch.


My Fitbit (which I wear 24/7) passively tracks my steps, whether I'm intentionally working out or walking from the sofa to the freezer for a pint of ice cream. Every step counts. (It helps me to keep my employer's health insurance rates lower.)


I don't think the Apple Watch offers this feature. I understand I can "tell it" when I am starting a workout, but I also want it to count my ice cream steps.


Can I do this with an Apple Watch? (If so, how?) Alternatively, if I wake up every day and tell my watch I'm beginning a workout, can I fool it into thinking I'm working out for the rest of the day so it counts everything?


Thoughts? Thanks!

Posted on Aug 3, 2022 7:29 AM

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Posted on Aug 3, 2022 7:50 AM

The watch counts and records every step you take from midnight to midnight,it does this by default,workouts are different,see here;

Work out with your Watch

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How can I replicate Fitbit functionality on my Apple Watch?

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