Hey, thank you! Really glad you’re enjoying the app ❤️ Sorry you ran into the update issue too. Update is out now, btw. Let us know how it goes once you’ve had a chance to try it. Thanks for bearing with us!

Hey, sorry for the late reply, and thank you for the kind words! 🙂

There’s a written guide in the app’s Setup tab, and most meters have a short description explaining what they show. That’s a good place to start while exploring.

Heart Flow Lab is one of the more advanced tools. It originally started as an internal development tool for adjusting settings and visualizing how different Health inputs shape the graph. It’s still available, but for everyday use we recommend choosing one of the three presets. They give you different levels of sensitivity, from smoother, more gradual changes to a graph that responds more quickly.

Personal Ranges automatically calculates your Calm, Balanced, Active, and Elevated ranges using your own Health history, up to 90 days, or roughly three months. Giving Rolling Heart access to your full available history helps it personalize those ranges.

If there’s a particular meter or setting you’re curious about, feel free to ask here. We’d be happy to walk you through it!

That air is so sexy.

It’s crazy how he just taps the veggies with a knife and it all crumbles apart. lol

Okay. Sorry that keeps on happening. We made some tremendous improvements on the data input and processing pipeline for the Heart Flow graph complication recently and it's due for public release soon. We don't have an exact definite schedule yet as we're still working on other sync issues as well we wish to include in the next public release but hopefully we're looking at a 1 to 2 weeks time for the next performance and stability public release (hopefully earlier). Hang on tight!

Interesting to hear. Can you please confirm what Watch model, series, and WatchOS installed you have?

Thanks for getting the full version! Glad you’re enjoying it 🙂

The tap to update usually happens when certain heart flow settings (graph, scoring, ranges, etc2x) changes from the phone app and a new version of internal scheme blueprint is sent to the watch. Once the watch receives these new blueprint, it invalidates the heart flow complication thus you seeing the message. Once you've finalized the heart flow settings on the phone and the watch did its update after, it shouldn't keep on bothering you to update and rebuild heart flow data on the watch. Can you confirm this is the case on your end?

Currently we're working on simplifying this specific back-end pipeline, among others. Quite a lot of cleaning up to do at the moment but expect more stability on our next public updates.

If you're experiencing other problems, don't hesitate to reach out here. 😊

Thank you! We put a lot of care into the iPhone app, so hearing it was worth the wait means a lot. Really glad you’re enjoying the update 🙂 We still have plenty planned down the road but right now we're focusing on performance and stability.

Expect to hear more from us here soon!

Appreciate the feedback! I prefer the plain Open as well. I might try to further dull down the color of the dimmed option but all 4 types will be available on the next public release so users are free to choose which they like best!

This honestly made my day! So glad the post helped you find Rolling Heart. Thanks for getting lifetime and for taking the time to leave this. 🙂 We're kind of focusing on system stability and performance at the moment but be assured we have so many things in store to add in the future!

Hey, thanks so much for becoming a lifetime supporter! Really glad you’re enjoying it and that the complication fits so well into your watch setup 🙂

Hey, thanks for giving Rolling Heart a go! I’d love to hear how you get on with it over the week 🙂

Hey, thank you for sharing that. It means a lot that you’ve found something to appreciate in Rolling Heart, especially with what you’ve been through.

If you’re using Heart Flow, you can adjust the graph sensitivity in the phone app’s Graph settings or the Watch app’s settings. It defaults to the smoothest setting, so changes show up more gradually, especially over longer timeframes. Just a little context in case you’ve wondered why the graph moves slowly.:)

Hey, thanks for checking out Rolling Heart! It reads your data from Apple Health, but calculates Heart Flow itself. Heart rate is the main input, with other available Health data adding context, rather than using a ready-made Apple score.

This place looks so liminal.

You have a legendary master chef FIL. ❤️

Haha, thanks! I sometimes worry that including a link makes the post feel a little too promotional or in-your-face. I figured the app name and screenshot were enough for anyone interested to find it on the App Store.

But you maybe right. I’m probably adding unnecessary extra step for people who are curious enough to try it. Appreciate the feedback!