Virtual Journeys Overview
Ever wanted to run to Sydney? How about cycle to New York? Maybe hike to Paris? Virtual Journeys for Fitbit is designed to interact with FITBIT® data to allow you to use your day to day activities, logged by your device, to track progress against a virtual journey to your goal destination.
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Ever wanted to run to Sydney? How about cycle to New York? Maybe hike to Paris? Virtual Journeys for Fitbit is designed to interact with FITBIT® data to allow you to use your day to day activities, logged by your device, to track progress against a virtual journey to your goal destination. Virtual Journeys for Fitbit allows you to select your starting position, your destination and a number of waypoints to visit en route. Go to the Map display and a route will be calculated and displayed for you. Travel the world with Virtual Journeys for Fitbit without even having to leave your home town! Fitbit is a registered trademark and service mark of Fitbit, Inc. Virtual Fitbit is designed for use with the Fitbit platform. This product is not put out by Fitbit, and Fitbit does not service or warrant the functionality of this product
Top Reviews
By Allen Lieberman
LOVE this app
It’s convoluted for a first timer in setting up routes, but once you understand the concept of dropping pins on the map, it is so much fun to walk across the country. It is also well worth the upgrade to add multiple routes as I have some short, some medium and a couple long. I have had this app since July last year, and walking from Mississippi to Las Vegas, I am just about to arrive in vegas. I did one from Mississippi to Maryland, and I made it there and 1/2 back since July of last year. I have been to Birmingham AL and back about 4 times round trip.
By 2greTkidz
Great Motivation
A great tool to keep you on track. Lets you chart a journey and records your progress. And customer support is awesome if you need it.
By deann.hansen
Confusing
I found no instructions on how to start or what to do. It wasn't intuitive at all
