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Besides some general improvements, these features were added: - German language support - New "Days" view with time in zones for the last days - Manual option for max heart rate - Manual zone bound settings - Goal projection bar for weekly and monthly measurements - Helpers and explaining texts - "Last 10 days" as an option - Persistent navigation bar - Bug fix of the "other" sport icon - Faster metric fetch for changes
Besides some general improvements... these features were added:
- German language support - New "Days" view with time in zones for the last days - Manual option for max heart rate - Manual zone bound settings - Goal projection bar for weekly and monthly measurements - Helpers and explaining texts - "Last 10 days" as an option - Persistent navigation bar - Bug fix of the "other" sport icon - Faster metric fetch for changes
Will probably release it tomorrow. If someone wants to test. Happy to get feedback.
What I did is adding a loading indicator and fetching data onChange, so if I change e.g. bow heart rates are calculated it starts to fetch instantly after the change not only on the view with the bars.
And I'm currently just fetching 30 days. I think this will be interesting if I try to extend it.
Onboarding flow, Home screen widget is on my list. Thanks.
The filtering would also be interesting. Haven't though about hat because I usually myself do always the same workouts
I'm using (0.5, 0.6), => Zone 1 (0.6, 0.7), => Zone 2 (0.7, 0.8), => Zone 3 (0.8, 0.9), => Zone 4 (0.9, 1.5) => Zone 5
If you are able to reach 215 the problem might be that most of the calculations do 220 - age or something similar for max heart rate.
But I heavily used AI to get code snippets, explain code and also correct some stuff. To me as someone using SwiftUI for the first time, it felt like a 10x productivity gain. But SwiftUI also feels nice to code
Also I have a coworker who is never actively tracking the workouts in the gym. As I'm using all heart rate measurements, I would still give you an idea of you zones. Also if you run up the stairs Heart Rate Zones Plus might catch that as high zone.
In addition the calculation methods of Apple for the Zones are just "one method" I added a few more options I found in scientific literature of how to estimate, because depening on you fitness and body in general it may be different for you.
about 2. from my understanding good ratings and usage would help the ranking in app stores. But I don't expect some good positioning there (already) with an app being 4 days old.