Fitbit
subsidiary of Google that manufactures and distributes fitness trackers
Common Themes
Videos Mentioning Fitbit

Why Vigorous Exercise Is 4–10x More Effective Than Moderate (New Evidence)
FoundMyFitness
A wearable device company, now owned by Google Pixel, mentioned in the context of large health data sets from wearables.

Google fires protestors, NPR chaos, Humane's AI Pin, Startup tax crisis, sports betting scandal
All-In Podcast
A wearable technology company, in which one of the hosts invested, praised for its utility in tracking workouts without needing a phone.

E173: Google buying HubSpot? FTX depositors not made whole, AI job fears, Ukraine joining NATO
All-In Podcast
A wearable company acquired by Google for $2 billion, whose acquisition faced 18-24 months of deep regulatory scrutiny.

Ep. 219: The Deep Reset And Intentionally Reconfiguring Your Life
Cal Newport
A wearable device mentioned as an example of a tool for daily step tracking.

Leah Culver of Breaker and Tom Sparks of YC Answer Your Questions About Security and Podcasting
Y Combinator
A common wearable device for tracking personal metrics, discussed in the context of the trend towards more in-depth consumer health technology.

#69 – Ronesh Sinha, M.D.: Insights from a patient population predisposed to metabolic syndrome
Peter Attia MD
A wearable fitness tracker that Dr. Sinha's patients use to monitor heart rate and engage in 'active meditation' during meetings.

The Random Show — Bitcoin Pros and Cons, 2021 Resolutions, Fave Books, Lucid Dreaming, and More
Tim Ferriss
A wearable fitness tracker with new sleep data features that Kevin Rose is trying out.

Bryan Johnson: Kernel Brain-Computer Interfaces | Lex Fridman Podcast #186
Lex Fridman
A wearable device that measures basic body metrics like heart rate and sleep, used as an analogy for the potential of brain data.

Gretchen Rubin Interview | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)
Tim Ferriss
A wearable fitness tracker, mentioned in an example of an Upholder's rigid adherence to rules (e.g., reaching 10,000 steps daily).

Brad Feld — The Art of Unplugging, Carving Your Own Path, and More! | The Tim Ferriss Show
Tim Ferriss
One of Brad Feld's successful investments, despite facing challenges like emergency board calls and product recalls even during its meteoric rise.

The Longevity & Brain Benefits of Vigorous Exercise | Dr. Rhonda Patrick
FoundMyFitness

The Random Show — Sobriety, Fasting, Home Defense, Vibe Coding, Roblox, and More
Tim Ferriss

Q&A: Keto, Rapid Fat Loss, Deadlifts, and Faulty Movement Patterns (Episode 15)
Stronger By Science
A commercially available fitness tracker mentioned as an example of devices whose algorithms for estimating energy expenditure, especially during resistance training, tend to be inaccurate due to reliance on heart rate.

Bee AI: The Wearable Ambient Agent
Latent Space
Mentioned as an example of a device that aims for long battery life, with a discussion on potential power sources like body heat.

E6: Big Tech antitrust aftermath, potential effects of an M&A clampdown on Silicon Valley & more
All-In Podcast
Wearable technology company, acquired by Google, with its acquisition facing regulatory hurdles and concessions to the EU.

A.J. Jacobs (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)
Tim Ferriss
A fitness tracker that AJ Jacobs uses to motivate himself to reach 10,000 steps.

Mike Birbiglia Interview (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)
Tim Ferriss
A wearable device Mike Birbiglia finds helpful for tracking sleep quality and steps, costing significantly less than a sleep study.

Suhail Doshi - How to Measure Your Product
Y Combinator
A hardware company mentioned as a client that used Mixpanel's services.

Fermat's Library Cofounders João Batalha and Luís Batalha
Y Combinator
A wearable device used to track sleep, which led one of the speakers to research papers on sleep and mortality.

Kevin Kelly Returns (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)
Tim Ferriss
A wearable fitness tracker, mentioned as an example of a Quantified Self device that people use for 'spells'.