Multi device dashboard: all your wearables in one view, no duplicates

Many of you use more than one device. Some wear the smartwatch during the day and the ring at night. Some changed watch mid-year and want to see continuous data. Some use different devices depending on the activity. Until now FitMesh Sync showed data separated by source: useful, but not enough. From today there is the global dashboard.

One view, all sources

The new global dashboard collects in one place the data from all devices you have connected to FitMesh Sync: smartwatches, Colmi ring, and any other active source. You do not need to switch between tabs to compare numbers: you see them all together, organized by date and metric type.

How we handle duplicates

The duplicate problem is real: if two devices both record your steps in the same hour, adding them up would give a wrong number. The system we built solves this in three steps:

1. Looks at the whole day, not single hours. When several sources cover the same day, FitMesh Sync compares the data for the entire day, not hour by hour.
2. Chooses the most consistent source, not the highest number. It does not add up the values from different sources and does not simply take the highest one: it uses the source with the best hourly coverage and the most consistent data for that day.
3. If it cannot decide reliably, it says so. When two sources give very different numbers for the same day and no criterion allows a reliable choice, that day stays marked as uncertain instead of letting a random number win.

What changes for single-device users

If you use a single wearable, the global dashboard simply shows you your data with a cleaner and more consistent view than before. Nothing changes in the collection logic, but the presentation is clearer: the main metrics are highlighted, weekly and monthly trends are more readable.

Practical examples of how it works

• •Smartwatch by day, ring by night. Steps during the day come from the smartwatch. Sleep comes from the Colmi ring. The dashboard shows both without one overwriting the other.
• •Two smartwatches at the same time. If you wear both on the same day, FitMesh Sync does not add up the steps from the two devices and does not simply pick the highest number: for that day it uses the source with the best hourly coverage and the most consistent data. In the rare cases where no source is clearly more reliable, the day stays marked as uncertain.
• •Watch change mid-year. Data from the first watch for previous months and the new watch for subsequent months appear as a continuous line in the historical view.

How to access the global dashboard

Update FitMesh Sync to the latest version. The global dashboard appears automatically on the main screen if you have more than one device connected. If you have a single device, you find it under 'Global view' in the main menu. No configuration needed: the devices you have already connected are unified automatically.