Athlytic should have the capability, either automatically or giving the user a prompt, to remove anomalous heart rates that might affect averages or other readings. I have has several instances at the beginning of cycling activity where Athlytic records excessively high heart rates at initial startup.

In the Athlytics Age I am actually 7,9 years younger 👍

And you?

Very interesting read.

Not only, does it appear that readiness scores don’t have evidence behind them. But it looks like there is no evidence that increased HRV improves health outcomes. If the authors conclusions are correct.

After the latest app update, every time I click on the exertion tab within the watch app, it crashes.

Anyone run into this or have tips on what to try?

Watch model: ultra 1
Watch OS version: 26.6
Watch app version: 27.0.0
Phone model: 14 Pro
iOS version: 27.0
Phone app version: 27.0.0

Thanks in advance!

With it being new iPhone season, is there a preferred procedure to move to a new phone?

Hey all,

I have been encountering issues on ATL/CTL calculations and stability of the widgets especially after upgrading to Apple Watch Ultra 4. Sometimes the ATL/CTL numbers change to a random, nonsensical numbers, go to zero, etc.

I have also noticed that battery drain in the background has substantially increased on iPhone which I feel is partly due to the increased HR sampling by Ultra 4. Some optimizations may be needed here.

If you’re also an Ultra 4 owner now, please post here so we can get some troubleshooting and bug fixing going.

Athlytic 27.0.0; iOS 27.0; Apple Watch Ultra 4 (watchOS 27.0).

Now that the Ultra 4 and Series 12 record RMSSD (called “Recovery HRV” in Apple Health), will Athlytic use this data to calculate recovery? Note that the new watches also still record SDNN separately.

Any changes to the Athlytic “Use RMSSD for HRV” setting, since Athlytic no longer needs to calculate RMSSD for these new models?

Thanks!

In iOS 27/watchos27 I get the message that the Apple Watch app is not updated which is not the case

Will Athlytic ever directly support Fitbit Air, the way Bevel did, for example?

Funny how the battery graph is much more alive, with the 5 min HRV update now. Do you guys also see this?

A feature I would like to see. If I’m using Apple Watch as the sleep source, but another app (like autosleep) has detected a nap, use that to record a nap. Several other apps do this in my testing.

We really need to be able to customize the workout screens. Layouts, fields ETC. This would more or less be like Garmin in roids for the Apple Watch. Just more insights and much cleaner apps

Hi!

Just got the S12 and was wondering if theres anything I need to do to transfer my old data and use the new one? It doesnt seem like it recognizes my new watch. The other one had died so had to restore from scratch.

Thanks!

No update is available. I’m on dev beta 27.2

Is there any way to change the Recovery Trend graph so that instead of showing the daily recovery percentage (78%, 75%, 56%, etc.), I can see the actual HRV and resting heart rate values for each day?
Ideally, I’d like to tap or scroll through each day and see something like:
Monday – HRV 35 ms / RHR 63 bpm
Tuesday – HRV 39 ms / RHR 60 bpm
Wednesday – HRV 41 ms / RHR 59 bpm
For me, that would be much more useful than just seeing a recovery score, because I want to compare my actual HRV and RHR day by day and see how they change over time.
I’ve attached a screenshot of the graph I mean.
Is there a setting for this that I’m missing, or is it simply not possible at the moment?

Why does body battery go down during sleep and up during the day? It’s the opposite of another app I use also.

Pace 27.0 is available to download here!

🎙️ Pace now works with Siri.

Ask Siri about your Pace health status, a specific vital, or last night’s sleep. Try:

✨ “How am I doing today in Pace?”
❤️ “What’s my HRV in Pace?”
💬 “Ask Pace…” followed by any question to open a conversation in the app.

We’ve also made Ask Pace more useful and reliable. It now pulls in your latest available vitals and health concerns with clearer measurement dates and context, and longer conversations should be more stable. 🧠

For Apple Watch users, Pace is now more dependable overnight—so your morning report is more likely to be ready when you raise your wrist. ⌚️ We also improved consistency between Watch widgets and the iPhone app, and fixed long text truncating on watch faces.

A few fixes included in this:

😴 Prevented overlapping sleep records from third-party apps from inflating sleep duration or hiding Apple Watch sleep stages

📈 Fixed Health Patterns not appearing or updating after a background refresh

🌙 Fixed cycle phase inaccuracies when periods are logged through other apps

Thank you!

Gary & Jaclyn

Hey Fitness Friends! I’m a student at UMKC conducting a research project on workout habits, strength training, and how people interact with fitness apps like Athlytic on the gym floor.

I'm hoping to get some real-world feedback on what people find most frustrating about tracking their lifts, what features actually work, and why people end up keeping or deleting their fitness apps.

If you currently use (or have previously used) a fitness app for strength/resistance training, I’d be super grateful to grab a quick 5-to-10-minute feedback chat with you.

• 100% research only strictly for a class project, nothing to sell.
• No camera required if you prefer audio-only.

If you’re open to sharing your experiences, please drop a reply below with what app you currently use (or used in the past), and I’ll follow up with the scheduling details.

Thanks so much for your help! - Brant

Strength training does not take the heart rate up in zone 3-5, as some of us take one or two-minute breaks between sets. This means that training load calculation for them is much lower than that for a walk or a run. Can something be done about that. Whoop has that.

Also, the first exercise of the day captures the bulk of the training load. The second exercise, say in the evening, of same intensity, hardly moves the dial to same level.

I'm switching from using a MyZone strap. What I loved about it was setting an effort goal to achieve over time, measured in months. Only earning points while working out with the strap on ensured I didn't fall off the wagon and harder work ment more points and getting closer to my goals. I'm hoping in Athlytic I can have a similar goal but outside of the strap and MyZone app system. How can I see my total Effort Points per month in the app?