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In September, we introduced several upgrades to reports to help you review data more easily and reach conclusions faster. We added a magnifier for working on shorter time windows, paired with a slider for smooth navigation. You can also trim the start and end so the final report includes only the important part. New charts include ECG, chest movement, and sound level. In addition, EDF export is now available for some signals.

In July, we focused on improving how the app works day-to-day. We added new health components, made charts available across all sections, and introduced manual data editing for more metrics. You can now export ECG readings to PDF, sync blood pressure with Apple Health, and access new parameters like VO₂, energy expenditure, and blood glucose.

April was all about polishing behind-the-scenes details - invisible at first glance, yet key to a smoother, more enjoyable data experience.

We are introducing two new health components — Body Position and Autonomic Balance — for deeper insight into sleep and recovery.

Today, we have introduced features that will help you organize your health data. From now on, you can customize your dashboard yourself—choose and arrange components according to your needs. Personalize the dashboard in the same way as in the Aidlab mobile app to focus on the indicators that matter most to you.

We’ve replaced our old rule-based insight engine with a new one that analyzes and correlates hundreds of health and fitness data points in less than a second.

We are proud to announce the launch of Events, a feature that promises to transform the way professionals interact with health and fitness data. Events are here to provide unparalleled control over data annotation, making it easier than ever to monitor, analyze, and understand key health metrics.

At Aidlab we’re strong believers in remote health and fitness monitoring. That’s why today we’re introducing a new feature called Teams, which provides a whole new experience for anyone who needs an insight into a group’s data.