January 13th 2023
Gentler Streak Presents Live Activity and Unique In-App Mirror Tracking
As of the 19th of January, Gentler Streak allows users to mirror Apple Watch workout tracking to iPhone using the Live Activity feature and its unique in-app alternative. The latter transforms the iPhone display into a beautiful and informative tracker, providing more control over heart rate training zones.
Live Activity
The Live Activity brings Gentler Streak Apple Watch workout tracking to iPhone Notification Center and Dynamic Island.
Available in Notification Center on iOS 16.1 and up
Dynamic Island available with iPhone 14 Pro
In-app Mirror Tracking
Gentler Streak iPhone app now mirrors its Apple Watch workout tracking. Extremely useful for all workouts, where you can place your iPhone in a visible spot and monitor mid-workout progress. The photogenic feature prioritizes your well-being by prominently displaying the heart rate training zones, enabling you to pace yourself better and stay within your desired zone.
In-App Mirror Tracking is available on iOS15 and up
Good To Know
Live Activity with in-app Mirror Tracking is a premium feature, where the first session is free for all - you decide when to use it
Enabling Gentler Streak push notifications allows you to be prompted to start the Live Activity on the iPhone
Live Activity is available on any workout type, but push notifications only come with: Indoor Run, Indoor Walk, Indoor Cycle, Indoor Recumbent Cycling, Indoor Row, Elliptical, Cross Training, Strength Training, Mind And Body, Play, Preparation And Recovery, Stair Stepper, Strength Training, Yoga, Barre, Core Training, Flexibility, HIIT, HIIT – Uphill, Jump Rope, Pilates, Step Training, Wheelchair Walk Pace, Wheelchair Run Pace, Mixed Cardio, Fitness Gaming, Cooldown
A new mid-workout status has been introduced - during the session, Activity Path is not visible as it would not reflect the current fitness state and could potentially be distracting and confusing. Once done with the workout, Activity Path returns updated.
When using the live activity feature the iPhone display is always on.
