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Paul Veugen
@pveugen · Mobile at Mapbox
We're thrilled to release Human 6, one of our biggest updates since we our first version on the App Store. We rebuilt our activity detection from the ground up for iPhones with the motion coprocessor (M7 / M8 / M9). Our new enhanced tracking is about 50% more battery efficient and on those days that you need every single percent, you can use the Low power mode to save up to 90%.
In this version we revamped the timeline to get a better overview of your daily routine, rebuilt our Watch App for Watch OS2, added Spotlight search for Clubs, two amazing new themes, localized in 4 new languages, and much more.
More background on the release and new features: http://human.co/posts/human-6.html
Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions :)
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Jannis
@jannis · Max & Mila, Gym Hero for iOS, fitty.co
@pveugen Will give it another shot - uninstalled Human the other day as it used way too much battery on my iPhone 6 (compared to moves, for example). 💪
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Jannis
@jannis · Max & Mila, Gym Hero for iOS, fitty.co
@pveugen How can I learn/control what data human writes to apple health? For example, I use Strava to track my daily commute (cycling). Will both Strava and human write to apple health?
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Paul Veugen
@pveugen · Mobile at Mapbox
@jannis In the Health app in Sources you can set what every app should write to Health. The Health app should be smart about duplicate data, but unfortunately mixes up different sources. You can always disable Cycling distance if things would get messy. We also noticed some syncing issues with some users on the latest version, which will be fixed in the very next update. Thanks!
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