Two major upgrades to Fitbit’s AI Coach aim to improve sleep insights and to use your medical records to inform its advice.

Fitbit’s finally getting smart by linking your actual medical records and fixing its lying sleep tracker.

Fitbit is adding medical record integration, smarter sleep tracking, and glucose insights, aiming to turn its app into a more personalized health companion with AI guidance based on real user data.

Fitbit's in-depth AI health coach is taking its smarts to another level with your medical records.

It'll even analyze your lab results to deliver personalized recommendations. But here's what you need to know first.

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