@viticci Thank you guys for highlighting the work of indy developers! 🙏

@marcoarment @_Davidsmith thank you guys so much for the years of great discussion. As an indy developer, it can be a very lonely career with no colleagues but hearing from others having to deal with the same problems and decisions that I did was always so helpful. I will really miss the show! 🙏

@ronnierocha I literally can't write any code without it crashing my entire Mac. 🤦‍♂️ I filed a FB for my crash.

@marcoarment not currently, but I can add any you'd like to see. Let me know!

@cristianrus4 @atpfm @marcoarment thanks! I was just listening as well and yes Athlytic seems like it would be a good fit. The Journal feature lets you tag items and you can track correlation to both recovery and sleep. I can DM you a code if you'd like to check it out. I'm an indy dev and also a big fan of ATP and Under the Radar.

@paradeiser its something I would love to consider but I think for it first we need Apple to permit increased HRV readings during the day for more than just those who have AFib History turned on. 👍

@paradeiser Sorry for the late reply, I am not on here that much! 😞 (1) please see here regarding Recovery: https://www.reddit.com/r/AthlyticAppOfficial/comments/1311b78/preventing_recovery_from_updating_after_you_wake/ (2) getting Recovery to not change during the day will correspondingly cause your Target Exertion to also remain static.

@psolanki Thanks so much for getting back to me! Workouts would be great, but for example my App Athlytic uses a 60 day baseline of HRV and RHR to calculate a Recovery score, so to date I've been having to use Watch Connectivity to pass the data over. Because of this I cannot deliver a true stand alone watch experience. The other metrics I would love to have at least 60 days of data for are: sleep, respiratory rate, blood oxygen, and wrist temp. Thanks again!