How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (2024)

Track and manage stress in a variety of ways with the Fitbit app and your Fitbit device.

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Why should I track my response to stress?

Stress is how your body responds to the demands of everyday life. The source of stress can be positive, like a promotion or new baby, or negative, like an overwhelming workload or traumatic life event. In response to stress, the autonomic nervous system releases hormones, which provide the body with a burst of energy (known as the “fight or flight” response). This process can raise your heart rate, change your skin’s sweat level, and make you more alert or tense.

Small bursts of stress can motivate you to meet a deadline or goal, but an elevated stress level for an extended period of time can negatively affect your health and well-being. Continued strain on your body from unmanaged stress could lead to health problems, such as heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, depression, or anxiety.

How does Fitbit help me manage my stress?

  • Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (1)in the Fitbit app (and a library of guided meditations available with a Fitbit Premium subscription)
  • EDA Scan appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (2)on Fitbit Charge 5, Fitbit Charge 6, Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Sense 2, and Google Pixel Watch 2 with EDA session details stored in Mindfulness tile
  • Relax appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (3)on most Fitbit devices
  • Stress Management tile and stress management scoreHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (4)in the Fitbit app
  • Body responses (Fitbit Sense 2 only Google Pixel Watch 2)

Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (5)

The Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (6)in the Fitbit app includes mindfulness sessions and can help you track and understand the effects of your mindfulness practice.

Why should I practice mindfulness with the Fitbit app?

Mindfulness is a stress management tool where you focus on being aware of what you're sensing and feeling in the moment, without interpretation or judgment. In the Fitbit app, choose a weekly mindfulness goal, set reminders to complete a mindfulness session, reflect on your stress level, and more.

How do I start a mindfulness session in the Fitbit app?

  1. From the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (7), tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (8). If you don’t see the tile, go to the Coach tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (9)How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (10)Health & Fitness StatsHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (11)Mindfulness.
  2. Tap to choose a session, then tapPlay Audioto begin. Note: Premium subscribers can access additional guided meditations in the Fitbit app.
  3. After you’re done, tapLog Reflectionto record your reflection, or tapNo Thanksto skip this step.
  4. To see details about your session, including your heart rate during the session, tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (12)in the Fitbit app, then tapYour Journey.

How do I change my mindfulness goal in the Fitbit app?

To start, your goal is 5 days per week.

To change your goal:

  1. From the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (13), tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (14).
  2. Tap the Settings iconHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (15).
  3. Choose the number of days that you want to practice mindfulness.
  4. Tap the arrow in the top left, and tapDone.

Can I see my mindfulness practice history in the Fitbit app?

From the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (16), tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (17)How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (18)Your Journeyto see your mindfulness-related activities, including meditation sessions, guided breathing, and EDA sessions.

Relax appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (19)

The Relax appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (20)can help you find moments of calm throughout the day with personalized, deep breathing sessions.

What are the benefits of deep breathing?

Deep breathing is a common meditation technique that can help you let go of stress and maintain a quieter state of mind. Research shows that taking a few minutes to relax each day can help reduce blood pressure and lower your risk of cardiovascular disease.

How does my Fitbit device determine my breathing pace?

Your device tracks your heart-rate variability, the beat-to-beat changes in your heart rate, at the start of each session to recommend a personalized breathing pattern. For more information, seeHow do I track heart rate with my Fitbit device?

How do I start a guided breathing session?

Blaze

  1. On your device, navigate to theRelaxscreen.
  2. The 2-minute session is the first option, but you can swipe to choose the 5-minute session.
  3. Tap the screen and then tap the play symbol in the bottom right to start the session.
  4. Remain still and breathe deeply during the calibration period, which lasts 30-40 seconds. The phrase “sensing your breathing” will appear on your screen.
  5. When prompted, follow the guide (the circle on your screen) and breathe deeply. You can close your eyes because your watch will vibrate when it's time to inhale and exhale. If you want to turn off the vibration, tap the gear icon on theRelaxscreen.
  6. After you complete the exercise, press the back button to return to the menu.

You can’t pause the session, but you can quit at any time. To exit, press the back button on your watch.

Charge 2

  1. On your tracker, navigate to theRelaxscreen.
  2. The 2-minute session is the first option, but you can tap to choose the 5-minute session.
  3. Press and hold the button to start the session.
  4. Remain still and breathe deeply during the calibration period, which lasts 30-40 seconds. The phrase “sensing your breathing” will appear on your tracker’s screen.
  5. When prompted, follow the guide (the circle on your screen) and breathe deeply. You can close your eyes because your tracker will vibrate when it's time to inhale and exhale.
  6. After you’ve completed the exercise, press the button to return to the menu.

You can’t pause the session, but you can quit at any time. To exit, press and hold the button on your tracker.

Charge 3 and Charge 4

  1. On your device, tap theRelaxapp.
  2. The 2-minute session is the first option. To choose the 5-minute session:
    • Charge 3 and Charge 4—Swipe left.
    • Versa series—Tap the Settings iconHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (21). Press the back button to return to the Relax screen.
  3. Tap the play icon to start the session.
  4. Remain still and breathe deeply during the calibration period, which lasts 30-40 seconds. The phrase “sensing your breathing” appears on your screen.
  5. When prompted, follow the on-screen guide (the circle on your screen) and breathe deeply. You can close your eyes because your device vibrates when it's time to inhale and exhale.
  6. After the session, you see a summary that shows your alignment (how closely you followed the breathing prompt), your heart rate at the start and end of the session, and how many days you completed a guided breathing session this week.

You can’t pause the session, but you can quit at any time by pressing the back button.

Inspire HR and Inspire 2

  1. On your device, open the Relax app. The 2-minute session is the first option. Swipe up to choose the 5-minute session.
  2. Tap the play icon to start the session.
  3. Remain still and breathe deeply during the calibration period, which lasts 30-40 seconds. The phrase “sensing your breathing” appears on your screen.
  4. When prompted, follow the on-screen guide (the circle on your screen) and breathe deeply. You can close your eyes because your device vibrates when it's time to inhale and exhale.
  5. After the session, you see a summary that shows your alignment (how closely you followed the breathing prompt), your heart rate at the start and end of the session, and how many days you completed a guided breathing session this week.

You can’t pause the session, but you can quit at any time by pressing the button (buttons on Inspire 2).

Google Pixel Watch series

  1. If your device senses signs of stress or worry, it will send you a notification to reflect on your mood.
  2. Tap Log Mood.
  3. After logging your mood, tap the Relax app. The 2-minute session is the first option. Scroll down for more options.
  4. Tap the play icon to start the session.
  5. Follow the on-screen instructions. When you’re done, view your summary for the week.

Inspire 3 and Luxe

  1. On your device, swipe right or left to the Relax appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (22)and tap to open it.
  2. To begin a session the same length as your previous session, tapStart. To set a custom length of time for the session:
    1. Swipe up and tapCustom.
    2. Swipe up or down to choose the number of minutes, then tap to set the minutes.
    3. TapStart.
  3. Follow the on-screen instructions. When you're done, view your summary, and tapDoneto close the app.

How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (23)

Sense series and Versa series

  1. On your device, tap the Relax appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (24).
  2. The 2-minute session is the first option. To choose the longer session:
    • Versa, Versa 2, and Versa Lite Edition—Tap the Settings iconHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (25). Press the back button to return to the Relax screen. Tap the play icon to start the session.
    • Sense and Versa 3—TapEdit, tap the time, then swipe to set the duration. Tap the duration, and swipe up to tapStart.
    • Sense 2 and Versa 4—Tap the time, then swipe to set the duration. Tap the duration to start the session.
  3. Remain still and breathe deeply during the calibration period. The phrase “sensing your breathing” appears on your screen.
  4. When prompted, follow the on-screen guide (the circle on your screen) and breathe deeply. Your device vibrates when it's time to inhale and exhale.
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  5. On Sense series, Versa 3, and Versa 4, choose to log your reflection after the session, or tapSkip.
  6. See a summary of your session and how many days of mindfulness you completed this week.
  7. For Sense series, Versa 3, and Versa 4, open the Fitbit app and tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (27)to see more details about the session and your mindfulness practice history.

You can’t pause the session, but you can quit at any time by pressing the button

Are there any health risks associated with doing a guided breathing session?

During the deep breathing session, you should feel comfortable and relaxed. If you feel like you’re unable to complete the full session, you can quit at any time. If you start to feel dizzy, faint, weak, or any other discomfort, stop the session immediately and return to breathing normally. If the feeling persists, lie down until you feel better, and consider seeking medical attention if symptoms continue to persist. Use caution or consult your doctor before use if you have any pre-existing cardiac or respiratory conditions.

Can I see my guided breathing history in the Fitbit app?

In the Fitbit app, tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (28) to see a history of your guided breathing sessions and other mindfulness-related activities you complete.

Stress management scoreHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (29)

Your stress management scoreHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (30)in the Fitbit app can help you see how your body responds to stress based on your heart rate, sleep, and activity level data. You can also reflect on how stressed you are to see connections between how you feel and your score. This tile is available for Fitbit Charge 4, Fitbit Charge 5, Fitbit Charge 6, Fitbit Inspire 2, Fitbit Inspire 3, Google Pixel Watch 2, Fitbit Luxe, Fitbit Sense series, Fitbit Versa 2, Fitbit Versa 3, and Fitbit Versa 4 users.

How do I use my stress management score?

On a daily basis, your score can help you plan for your day:

  • A high score indicates that your body is showing fewer signs of physical stress, so you may consider taking on a new project or exercising.
  • A low score indicates that your body may be showing signs of stress, so you may want to take a break—go to bed early or meditate.

Over time, see trends in how your body responds to stress and how the actions you take affect your overall stress level.

How do I see my stress management score in the Fitbit app?

  1. Tap the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (31)How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (32)Stress Management Score tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (33).
  2. See your score for today. If you’re a Fitbit Premium member, a breakdown of your score appears.
  3. Swipe up to see a history of your scores and reflections.

How is my stress management score calculated in the Fitbit app?

The score ranges from 1 to 100. A higher score indicates that your body is showing fewer physical signs of stress.

More than 10 factors tracked by your Fitbit device make up your score. These factors are broken down into 3 categories:

  • Responsiveness: heart-rate data and electrodermal activity (EDA), if available, to assess if your body shows signs of stress.
  • Exertion balance: impact of physical activity on your stress level.
  • Sleep patterns: effect of sleep duration and quality on your stress level.

To see a detailed breakdown of your score in the Fitbit app, purchase a Fitbit Premium subscription. For more information, seeWhat should I know about Fitbit Premium?

What’s my responsiveness score in the Fitbit app?

When you're stressed, your autonomic nervous system releases hormones to prepare you for a “fight or flight” response, which can affect your skin sweat levels, your heart rate, and other heart activity.

You receive a higher score when your body shows fewer signs of this responsive activity.

What’s my exertion balance score in the Fitbit app?

The right amount of physical activity can help you better react to stress. This score is determined by recent activity, including steps, exercise, and level of fatigue.

You receive a higher score when you balance the benefits of exercise with the physical stress it can cause on your body. Either too much exercise or too little exercise can impact your score.

What’s my sleep patterns score in the Fitbit app?

Poor sleep can negatively affect your ability to deal with stress, while a high level of stress can make it harder to fall asleep. This score is determined by the amount and quality of sleep you get.

You receive a higher score when your sleep patterns indicate a low level of physical stress.

How can I improve my stress management score?

Try to identify the stressors in your life and determine strategies to manage them. Some tips to manage stress include:

  • Get regular exercise to help boost your mood and improve your health.
  • Set a consistent bedtime and try to sleep for at least 7 hours a night.
  • Try a relaxing activity such as meditation, mindfulness, or breathing exercises.
  • Set goals and priorities to determine what must be done immediately and what can wait (source).

The Fitbit app has tools to help you manage stress, including mood logging to reflect on how you feel, and content related to mindfulness, sleep, activity, and nutrition. Unlock additional content and tips in the app with a Fitbit Premium subscription. For more information, seeWhat should I know about Fitbit Premium?

How do I reflect on my stress level in the Fitbit app?

  1. From the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (34), tap theHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (35)icon on the Stress ManagementScore tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (36).
  2. Tap a moodHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (37)Log Reflection.

You can also log how you feel after a mindfulness session.

Why don’t I see my stress management score in the Fitbit app?

  • Wear your device for at least 1 full day and night. In the morning, sync your device and check your score.

  • Take at least 500 steps during the day.

  • Make sure your device can track your heart rate. For more information, seeHow do I track heart rate with my Fitbit device?

Can I turn off my stress management score?

To no longer see your score, remove the Stress Management Score tileStress ManagementScore tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (38)from the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (39)in the Fitbit app. For more information, seeHow do I use the Fitbit app?

EDA Scan appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (40)(Charge 5, Charge 6, and Sense series)

Enjoy a quiet moment or a longer mindfulness session and see your body’s response.

What’s an EDA response?

Electrodermal activity (EDA) responses are tiny changes in the sweat level of your skin. These changes may be due to stress or other factors such as movement, noise, or temperature variations. For example, you might notice that your hands feel sweaty before you speak in front of a group of people.

While your EDA response may vary, you should typically expect fewer EDA responses the calmer you are.

How does my Fitbit device measure my EDA response?

The electrodes on your device can detect tiny changes in the sweat level on your skin (which changes your skin conductance). Because your sweat level is controlled by the sympathetic nervous system, these changes can indicate meaningful trends about your body’s response to stress. Your device detects EDA responses on your palm or fingertips because there's a high density of sweat glands located there versus in other parts of the body.

Sense series

Sense detects your EDA responses from your palm through electrodes on the top of the device.

Charge 5 and Charge 6

Charge 5 and Charge 6 detect your EDA responses from your fingertips, through electrodes on the sides of the device.

What’s the difference between the quick scan and guided session in the EDA app on Fitbit Sense?

The 2-minute quick scan allows you to find a quiet moment and see your EDA response. Use the guided session to listen to a meditation session in the Fitbit app on your phone for up to 60 minutes. After you complete a scan or session, a summary of your EDA response appears in the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (41)in the Fitbit app.

How do I start an EDA scan on my Fitbit device?

Charge 5 and Charge 6

  1. On your tracker, swipe left or right to the EDA Scan appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (42)and tap to open it.
  2. To begin a scan the same length as your previous scan, tap the play icon. To change the length of time for the scan, swipe up and tapEdit lengthHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (43)tap your desired number of minutes.
  3. Gently hold the sides of yourdevicewith your thumb and index finger.
  4. Remain still and keep your fingers on yourdeviceuntil the scan is complete.
  5. If you remove your fingers, the scan pauses. To resume, place your fingers back on the sides of yourdevice. To end the session, tapEnd session.
  6. When the scan is complete, tap a mood to reflect on how you feel, or tapSkip.
  7. Swipe up to see the summary of your scan, including your number of EDA responses, heart rate at the start and end of the session, and reflection if you logged a reflection.
  8. TapDoneto close the summary screen.
  9. To see more details about your session, open the Fitbit app on your phone. From the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (44), tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (45)How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (46)Your Journey.

How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (47)

Sense series

  1. On your watch, tap the EDA Scan appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (48).
  2. TapQuick Scanfor a 2-minute scan or swipe up and tapGuided Sessionfor a scan lasting up to 60 minutes.
  3. If you chose Guided Session, start a meditation session in the Fitbit app. For instructions, see the steps above.
  4. Place your hand on top of the screen. Note that your palm must touch all 4 sides of the metal frame.
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  5. Remain still during the scan. Keep your hand on the watch for the full duration of the scan.
  6. If you remove your hand, the scan pauses. To resume, place your hand back on the screen.
  7. If you chose Quick Scan, your watch vibrates after the scan is complete. Remove your hand, and tapLog Itto record your reflection, or tapSkip. Then swipe up to see a summary of your scan.
  8. If you chose Guided Session, remove your hand and tapEndto complete the scan.
  9. To see details about your scan or session, tap the Mindfulness tileHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (50)in the Fitbit appHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (51)Your Journey.

Why didn’t the EDA scan work?

If you received an error, try these tips:

  • If your device can’t detect your EDA response:
    • Charge 5 and Charge 6—keep your fingers on the sides of your tracker for at least 90 seconds and remain still to get a reading.
    • Sense series—keep your hand over the watch face for at least 90 seconds and remain still to get a reading.
  • If your device can’t detect your heart rate, try tightening your band. The band should be snug but not constricting. If you experience any discomfort, loosen the band, and if it persists give your wrist a break by taking it off.

Body responses (Fitbit Sense 2 and Google Pixel Watch 2)

Sense 2 uses a continuous EDA sensor to identify patterns of stress. When your watch detects a body response, you see a notification asking you to reflect on your emotions. Note that Sense 2 doesn't detect body responses when certain apps are in use, such as the Exercise app and GoogleMaps app.

To add your reflection on Sense 2:

  1. TapOpenon the notification.
  2. Tap the emotion that most closely fits your mood during the time specified or tapSkipto dismiss the notification.

To add your reflection on the Google Pixel Watch:

  1. Log your mood
  2. The Relax app will open, prompting you to perform a breathing exercise or take a quick walk.

To see past body responses:

On-device

  1. From the clock face, swipe right or left until you reach the Body responses tile. The total time today your watch detected a body response is shown at the top. Purple segments represent the duration of the body response.
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  2. TapCheck into explore ways to manage your stress. Find shortcuts to the EDA Scan app and Relax app, reflect on your current mood, start a walk in the Exercise app, or learn more about body responses.

Fitbit app

  1. From the Today tabHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (53)in the Fitbit app, tap Body ResponseHow do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? (54). The graph at the top displays your logged moods and body responses.
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  2. TapWeekly Summaryfor an overview of your top moods and body responses each week.
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How do I track and manage stress with my Fitbit device? ›

Fitbit helps you track your body's physical and emotional responses to stress and equips you with tools & techniques to manage them.

Does Fitbit have stress tracking? ›

Fitbit helps you track your body's physical and emotional responses to stress and equips you with tools & techniques to manage them.

How to reset your body from chronic stress? ›

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Using The 5 A's Techniques to Manage Stress
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What is the best watch for stress monitoring? ›

If someone is looking for a watch with a variety of stress management features, then Fitbit or Samsung watches may be a good option for them. If anyone is looking for a watch with a long battery life, then the Garmin watches may be a good option for them.

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Fitbit's flagship, the Sense 2, nails everything a quality fitness tracker should be. It offers a variety of activity tracking and useful fitness insights, tracks sleep, stress, and menstrual cycles, and has built-in GPS and a battery that lasts around five to six days on a single charge.

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It is possible to measure stress through biomarkers such as heart rate variability and cortisol levels. Biomarkers alone are not perfect gauges of stress, but they may provide useful information about a person's overall health. A person can take steps to deal with everyday stress.

Does drinking water reduce stress? ›

Dehydration has also been linked to higher cortisol levels. According to the Calm Clinic, water appears to have natural calming properties. Drinking water can be soothing, and our body can benefit from the added hydration when we are stressed.

What are 10 emotional signs of stress? ›

Warnings signs of stress in adults may include:
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What causes chronic stress? Causes of chronic stress could include poverty, a dysfunctional marriage or family, or a deeply dissatisfying job.

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Mindfulness tile

Mindfulness is a stress management tool where you focus on being aware of what you're sensing and feeling in the moment, without interpretation or judgment. In the Fitbit app, choose a weekly mindfulness goal, set reminders to complete a mindfulness session, reflect on your stress level, and more.

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Check your watch. Toxic stress during the pandemic has fueled a wave of new stress management trackers. Offered in health monitoring devices by companies such as Fitbit, WHOOP, Oura Ring, Samsung, Garmin, and others, they aim to make users more cognizant of stress and learn tools for handling it.

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The Fitbit ECG app is used to create and record an ECG when you take a 30-second reading on your Fitbit wrist-worn product. The Fitbit ECG app analyzes the recording and presents the results on your Fitbit wrist-worn product, and also allows you to view your results on your phone or tablet.

Does Fitbit versa 3 have stress tracking? ›

You can also track stress levels, although the Versa 3 lacks the Sense's EDA scan for tracking stress through physiological means. Instead, it offers a questionnaire and tracks your sleep and heart data to build a stress score.

Can smartwatches measure stress? ›

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