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The Apple Watch app currently does not default to the most recent score, making it difficult to scroll to the rightmost part of the app. Implementing a feature that allows the app to automatically jump to the latest score would enhance user experience by reducing the need for manual scrolling.

The Apple Watch app currently offers only a past 4 days view. Adding a weekly comparison view would provide users with a broader perspective on their data, allowing for better tracking and analysis over a longer period.

The iPhone graph appears more jagged compared to the smoother Apple Watch chart. Enhancing the iPhone chart to provide a smoother visual similar to the Apple Watch would improve the user experience by making the data easier to interpret.

I primarily row and do not engage in swimming or biking. It would be beneficial to have a dedicated rowing proxy option in the app to better track my workouts and readiness score. This would enhance the accuracy and relevance of the data for users like me who focus on rowing.

I love using your app, but I miss having it available on my iPad. It would be great if you could develop a dedicated iPad version so I can enjoy the app on a larger screen.

I would like the option to revert to the previous view of the app, as it was cleaner and less cluttered. The older view also captured the most important data in screenshots, which is not the case with the new view. It would be great to have a more intuitive and less cluttered interface.

It would be helpful to customize the front tab by removing features like Coach Aide and My Status, which I do not use. This would make the app more personalized and less cluttered for users who do not need these features.

Add pregnancy tag and suppress the illness notification when enabled.

I would appreciate an option to tag pregnancy as a lifestyle factor in the app. Currently, I receive frequent notifications asking if I'm ill, but I'm actually pregnant and training. It would be beneficial to have this feature to accurately reflect my condition and track how pregnancy affects my recovery over time.