HealthSnapp for iOS v.0.3.2.1 - 29/05/2018

Please note:

Before installing the latest version of HealthSnapp, you will need to: 

• Upload your data to HealthSnapp.
• Remove the tracker from HealthSnapp.
• Factory reset the tracker.
• Uninstall the current HealthSnapp.
• Open TestFlight and install the latest version of the app.
• Login and sync the tracker to your profile.

New features:

• You can now view your tracker’s software version on the Tracker screen.
• The "Help" and "Learn more" buttons now link to our new Help Site on Freshdesk.
• The VO2 submax test now features your preferred measuring system (metric or imperial).
• All the "Get help" and "Learn more" buttons now link to our new Help Site on Freshdesk. 

Things we've made better:

• We have made small improvements to our interface.
• The issue with graphs not displaying while the app is running in the background has been fixed.
• If you have selected the imperial measuring system, your profile will remain on this measuring system, even after you leave the Profile screen.
• You will experience no more errors when updating your first and last name.

Things we're still working on:

• The measuring units on the VO2 submax info screen are separated by commas instead of full stops.
• The notifications reminding you to upload your data every 24 hours are unreliable.  
• We are aware of some issues with remote software updates.
• Some trackers may reset during an upload, after which it will reconnect to the app and the upload will continue.
• The photo verification feature is not working yet.
• Changing your date of birth to an unlikely date causes the app to crash.
• Once you have entered the Selfie screen, there is no way to exit it without taking an acceptable photo.
• When selecting a specific graph in the filter, the graph is not displayed.
• While creating a profile, you may notice that the Imperial and Metric buttons seem to have different background colors.
• During profile creation, the instruction to "Please choose a measuring system" is in black, which makes it quite difficult to see on the dark background.