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Cadence graphs for runs

Monday

Monday

Fitbit is the only app that seems to track my running cadence. It will show me one number for my entire run as opposed to a graph showing where my cadence was better or worse throughout. 

As I'm training to get better at running, I would like to be able to see when I was doing better than other times during a run. If I'm out for 3 to 5 mi, and I see one Caden's number, I don't know if that number includes all of my rests and breaks that I might have taken through my run. 

Would it be too much to ask to have that number and other similar pacing related numbers shown as graphs rather than as a single bar?

For context, I'm using the latest Android version and pixel watch 4

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yesterday

yesterday

Important to note cadence is available only on Pixel Watch 3 and 4, so Fitbit watch users don't see this and wonder why they cannot find it.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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