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8.2.3 (prepared for release)

Cloud synchronization of some Pulse recordings uploaded later from the archive has been corrected. A part of heart-rate analysis rejected by the cloud is omitted from uploads. According to the developer, recordings uploaded immediately after recording were not affected. Local recordings remain intact; the exact analysis fields and effects on cloud analysis are not yet known.

Backups containing a very long recording are now read completely. Previously, recordings stored after it could be skipped despite a success message. A failed restore leaves the device database unchanged and shows an error. This does not reconstruct recordings already lost.

Local backups are written one recording at a time to reduce memory use. The file format remains unchanged; old and new backups can be restored according to the developer. Errors are shown. If a backup is interrupted, the last step reached is recorded in the error log.

The changes apply to iOS and Android. Store availability and successful testing on the affected customer’s device have not yet been confirmed. If you have archive problems, please do not uninstall the app or delete its data.

The app also contains an archive, in which you can save your measurements and export them as well. You can watch those in detail again, compare them to each other and export them individual or all together (as ZIP file).

Recordings
Here you can see your measurements listed. You can view a single measurement by tapping on it.

If you click on the clipboard symbol at the top right, you can mark one, several or all measurements. You can then export, analyze or delete the exported measurement (s).

On the filter symbol you can choose whether you want to sort the measurements by name, date, length in ascending or descending order.

If you want to delete a single measurement from this list, you can also tap on the trash can symbol to the right of the measurement.

Analyze
Here all measurements are listed according to the following factors:

Time, score, average of session HR, minimum HR, maximum HR, difference min/max HR, SDNN ms, RMSSD ms, NN50, pNN50 %, stress index, average RR ms, Average HR.

With this, you can recognize trends over time and over several measurements (if, for example, your % of SCR of Session decreases by regular training, you can see this here immediately).

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