Fitbit Daily Readiness Score Is Becoming Free for All Users

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📝 Key Points of This Article

• The “Daily Readiness Score,” currently a feature for the paid “Fitbit Premium” membership, appears set to become available for free.
• An analysis of the in-app code in the Android “Fitbit” app v4.61.1 update confirmed the addition of descriptions regarding the free release of the “Daily Readiness Score” and improvements to the accuracy of recovery levels.
• Fitbit or Google may soon make an official announcement regarding the free release of the “Daily Readiness Score” and other updates.

Fitbit, the fitness tracker brand under the Google umbrella, offers the “Daily Readiness Score” for its device users. This feature provides a numerical value from 1 to 100 based on the previous night’s sleep, recent activity levels, and heart rate variability (HRV) data to indicate whether your body is ready for a workout or needs recovery.

Currently, the “Daily Readiness Score” is a premium feature exclusive to the paid “Fitbit Premium” membership. However, it appears that it will be made available for free in the future.

An analysis of the in-app code from the Android “Fitbit” app v4.61.1 update, released on Monday, February 2, 2026, confirmed that descriptions regarding the free availability of the “Daily Readiness Score” and improvements to recovery accuracy have been added.

<string name="change_notice_free_readiness">Readiness is now free and available to everyone, plus scores improved to better reflect how recovered you feel</string>
<string name="change_notice_improved_readiness">Improved readiness to plan your day</string>
<string name="change_notice_improved_readiness_subtext">Readiness scores are now free and available to everyone and improved to better reflect how recovered you feel</string>
<string name="change_notice_premium_member_readiness_scores">If you are a Premium member, your existing inputs will inform new readiness scores immediately and will be used to recalculate previous scores. To access your current daily readiness scores, download or delete these in Fitbit settings for up to {daysCount} days.</string>

Fitbit or Google may officially announce the free release of the “Daily Readiness Score” and other details in the near future.

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