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What has gone wrong with metrics? (Inspire HR, Android non-premium)

‎04-05-2025 02:22

‎04-05-2025 02:22

ARIL 2025 -  OMG, is this supposed to be an upgrade??! It shows just a fraction of the data compared to the previous charts, you can't compare BR, HRV and RHR together, or see long term changes and progress. And it doesn't show whether data has been averaged or deleted.

Jeez, how can I undo this version and get back to the previous. This version is total rubbish!!!

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‎04-07-2025 11:51

‎04-07-2025 11:51

Very update they’ve made since Google took over has made the data views clunkier,

less data to see at a time and less pleasant to look at. They don’t seem to be listening to feedback either as they haven’t fixed any of the features we are all complaining about  I wish I could go back !

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Tuesday

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Tuesday

I agree, it's unbelievable that every change feels like a downgrade. The one view with all the metrics at 90 days was one of the most useful

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yesterday

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yesterday

> less data to see at a time and less pleasant to look at

Sadly I think this is becoming a trend.  Developers seem to think we want one 'pretty' picture that doesn't actually tell you much rather than well laid out useful data.

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