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Added: Hand a year or your whole history to AI. Each category can now look back 1 year or All (up to 10 years), and workouts are no longer capped at 90 days; long ranges show how big the task is and whether the AI can read it all.
Added: Quarters and years on the card table. 1 year deals four quarter piles that open into months; All deals one pile per year that opens into quarters. Turn on Range, tap the first and last card, and the whole run goes into the box.
Added: Apply to all categories. Set one category’s range and copy it to the others in one tap, instead of picking days category by category.
Added: Backfill right where you need it. When you pick 1 year or All and this computer’s history is shorter, choose 1 / 2 / 3 / 10 years on the spot and it backfills in the background; the overview asks too when you have less than a year. Months not backfilled yet are drawn dashed, and ones the cloud truly has nothing for say “None in cloud”.
Added: Replace a workout with a corrected .fit (#140). Pick the file under the workout’s data source; only this computer changes, Zepp cloud stays as it is, and you can restore the cloud version anytime. The file must start within 5 minutes of the original.
Improved: Training plans understand trail running and mountain biking (#138). They go to the watch as running and cycling; inline skating and cross-country skiing can be written into a plan, but Zepp only accepts running, cycling, pool and open-water swims, and strength exercises and sets can’t be sent.
Fixed: Workout pauses lost on some watches (#139). Every kind of pause is now kept, exported FIT files carry timer stop events and per-point distance, and per-kilometre splits no longer drift on workouts with many pauses; the first launch after updating re-processes local data in the background.