Recovery & Strain Dashboard: Streamlined for Faster Decisions
The redesigned Recovery Dashboard focuses on two key metrics—Recovery Capacity and Training Load—with detailed signal breakdowns and color-coded zones for instant comprehension.
Update (December 2025): The Recovery Dashboard has been streamlined to focus on two key metrics—Recovery and Strain—based on user feedback. The design now features a single Recovery ring with Training Load zone bar for faster comprehension.
The streamlined two-metric view
- Recovery Ring. A single ring showing your recovery percentage (0-100%) with status indicator (Ready/Moderate/Limited). Blends immediate post-exercise recovery, overnight HR recovery, HRV trends, and consistency to gauge cardiovascular readiness.
- Training Load Zone Bar. Visual zone bar showing your load ratio (e.g., 1.07×) with color-coded zones: Green (0.8×–1.2×) optimal, Yellow building/deloading, Red overreaching or under-training.
Recovery Signals (4 metrics)
Tap the Recovery ring to see the four signals contributing to your score:
- Immediate Recovery — post-workout HR drop
- Overnight Recovery — sleep HR vs baseline
- HRV Trend — 7-day vs 21-day comparison
- Consistency — recovery stability over time
Strain Signals (4 metrics)
Tap the Training Load zone to see the four signals for strain adaptation:
- HRV Trend — autonomic balance with ↑/↓ indicators
- Activity Pattern — training consistency
- Temp Stability — circadian rhythm health
- Oxygen Health — SpO₂ readings quality
Smarter data handling
Using multiple tracking devices? The dashboard now intelligently handles overlapping data from Apple Watch, third-party sleep trackers, smart mattresses (Eight Sleep), and dedicated devices (Oura ring, Whoop band). No more double-counting Sleep or Active Energy.
Apple Watch gets a two-page layout
The watch app mirrors the streamlined design with a swipeable two-page interface. Page one shows quick metric pills; page two brings the rings visualization to your wrist with color-coded status cards and offline support. Everything syncs via Bluetooth—no cloud needed.
How to use the dashboard
- Check the Recovery ring and Training Load zone before deciding on today's effort.
- Tap either metric to see the 4-signal breakdown—identify whether sleep, HRV, activity pattern, or consistency needs attention.
- Review Monday's Weekly Digest to confirm improvements in Pace of Aging and the MyBioAge Index.
This streamlined dashboard is available now on iPhone and Apple Watch (version 1.0.13+). Use it to translate complex recovery data into clear next steps and keep your biological age trending younger.