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Added: A FAQ. Why sign-in goes through zeppbridge.com, why you only see part of your data, whether Helio Strap works, and what to do when Windows says not to run the app; the sign-in row links straight to it.
Added: Connect Claude, Codex and more from the AI page. A small pill at the top takes you to one-click MCP setup in Settings, so AI tools read your local data directly, no copy-paste.
Added: Replace workouts from the command line (#143). zeppbridge-cli has a new fit-override command to replace a workout with a corrected .fit, undo it and list replacements; run it on each computer you use.
Added: The shoes picked for a workout (#143). The shoe ID chosen in Zepp is stored locally and passed to AI over MCP; Zepp doesn’t send shoe names. The first launch after updating re-processes local data in the background.
Added: Cheetah Square in the model list (#137). You can pick it by hand in Settings › Account and devices; automatic recognition needs a report that includes its model code.
Improved: A one-time tip for automatic handoff on Windows. The first time you hand off to AI, the receipt card offers to paste and send for you, with the switch right there.
Improved: Data health tells empty responses apart (#143). Requests Zepp answered with an empty list no longer count as quarantined; the MCP data health report lists them separately from payloads that really couldn’t be read.
Improved: Update checks while in the tray (#143). ZeppBridge checks again every 6 hours, and the log now records “already up to date” and what made the app quit.
Fixed: History that backfill skipped (#143). Early versions deleted old data without updating the backfill record, so those months counted as fetched; after updating they are queued again, and one Start backfilling in Settings › Archive and storage brings them back.
Fixed: Signing out on macOS (#145). When the keychain item can’t be deleted, signing out and disconnecting the official authorization still complete instead of failing.
