Bug/Feature Report

To improve readability and consistency, all metrics should follow the same traffic-light color scheme across the entire app: • Green = good/within goal • Yellow = slightly below or above target • Orange = not good, not bad • Red = poor/critical range • Purple = OMG stop it ;-) Using one unified color logic for rings, charts, and list items would make the dashboard easier to interpret at a glance and give users instant context about their performance and recovery.

In the dashboard table, the current values are displayed in small text below the headings. It would be easier to read if color highlights or a small scale indicator were added next to each value (for example, a gradient or bar on the right). This would make the data more intuitive and visually balanced.

The connection to Polar and Apple Health works great, but it would be even better if Garmin Connect could also be integrated directly. Many users track workouts with Garmin devices, and a native sync would make Vitalstat the perfect all-in-one platform for training and recovery data.

When viewing a workout under the “Activity” tab, the activity name appears as “HKWorkoutActivity-Type(rawValue: 13)” instead of showing the correct label (e.g. “Cycling” or “Outdoor Ride”). The raw value from HealthKit should be mapped to its readable activity name for better clarity.

The “Distance” metric only shows data from previous days. During the current day, it remains at 0.0 km even after activity. It seems the real-time update or daily sync isn’t working correctly.

Both cards currently display the same number. If “Calories” is intended to represent total calories burned (BMR + active calories), the label or calculation should be adjusted to avoid confusion.

The “Respiratory Rate” section displays only a single value without historical data. Adding a short-term trend (e.g. 7-day average) would provide better context for breathing stability and recovery.

The “Resting HR” card displays only a single value and no historical data or trend line. It would be useful to show daily changes or a 7-day trend to spot recovery patterns.

The Blood O₂ value always shows as 1%, even though Apple Health contains valid data. It seems the value isn’t being read or imported properly from Apple Health.

The HRV value (e.g. 61 ms) is displayed as a single number without any trend or context. It would be helpful to show how this compares to the user’s 7-day average and visualize the trend over time.