TensionRadar 1.3.0 is on the App Store. Trends now has a Week in Review card: a summary of the seven complete days before today, alongside the preceding week.
SDNN, RMSSD and resting heart rate each get their own average and recorded-day count. The two HRV statistics stay separate. Having SDNN readings does not fill a gap in RMSSD.
Missing days remain missing. They do not become zeroes or estimated readings. Each recorded day’s average has equal weight, so a day with more measurements does not dominate the week. Today stays out because it is still incomplete.
A change between weeks appears only when each week has at least three recorded days for that metric. That is a display rule for data coverage, not a test of statistical significance or evidence that health improved. The card summarizes recorded measurements; it does not measure mood.
This release also puts measured heart rate beside resting heart rate, with clearer explanations across the iPhone app, Watch and heart-rate widgets. The weekly summary is in the iPhone app’s Trends view.
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