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FitMesh Sync 3.10.0: Past Days and Clearer Data
The dashboard now follows the day you're looking at, not just today — and the charts honestly flag when a reading is only partial.
TL;DR
- You can pick a past day and the whole screen follows it: labels, historical windows, and scores are no longer locked to today.
- When hourly step detail is usable and comes from the same source as the total, the chart can show up even when partial, saying so; if the provenance isn't verifiable, comes from elsewhere, or the numbers don't add up, FitMesh won't show that curve even though the hourly data exists.
- Getting back in after an automatic Google sign-out is more straightforward, and sign-in errors are easier to read.
Version 3.10.0 (build 191) is mainly an update about how the dashboard tells the story of your data, not about new metrics.
You can look back at past days
Before, the dashboard only showed today. Now you pick a day and the whole screen — labels, historical heart-rate and score windows, averages — genuinely follows it: a past day's score no longer changes because of what happened afterward.
The steps chart says what it knows
When hourly detail is usable and comes from the same source as the total, FitMesh can show even a partial curve, stating its limits. But if the provenance isn't verifiable, comes from a different source, or the numbers don't add up, FitMesh won't draw that curve — even when the hourly data exists: it would be showing the shape of a number that isn't its own. The hourly chart isn't guaranteed to always cover the full day. The average of previous days also distinguishes three cases — comparable, different paths, not verifiable — and when it's not verifiable, it stays text, without drawing a line the app can't back up.
Clearer sign-in
If your Google access gets cut off on its own, you can now sign back in right away, without closing and reopening the app. Sign-in errors show up next to the button that triggered them, in plain language and in your own language.
Medical disclaimer
The information in this article is for informational purposes only and does not replace advice from your physician, pharmacist or healthcare professional. FitMesh Sync is a fitness/wellness app, not a medical device, and does not diagnose or treat any conditions. For symptoms, clinical questions or treatment decisions always consult your primary care physician.
Written by
Matteo Pizzi
Founder & Solo Dev, FitMesh Sync · Fosforonero
Italian software developer. I built FitMesh Sync to fill the gap between my smartwatch and a real personal dashboard. Privacy-first, indie.
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