This hotfix corrects ActionLab History color semantics so issue states match their meaning instead of inheriting misleading score-based colors. Included in this hotfix: Bowling base unstable and similar watch/unstable issue labels now show orange, not green improvement labels like Base improving continue to show green New issue in the History timeline no longer appears as a healthy/improving state the Pattern map trend node now uses semantic label-based coloring instead of a hard-wired color User-facing impact: History now reads more truthfully at a glance issue severity and trend meaning are visually aligned with the legend reduces the risk of negative mechanics being interpreted as healthy progress Scope: History screen only no intended changes to rendering, login, profile, or report flows Validation: targeted static analysis on the touched History files passed widget test execution is currently blocked by a pre-existing missing font asset on main, unrelated to this hotfix

ActionLab 2.3.3 This is a major ActionLab experience release focused on speed, clarity, proof trust, and UX polish. What’s New Home is much lighter and more visual-first. Latest run review is easier to scan. Repeated wording was removed. Current state, proof, and next cue are clearer. History has been redesigned into a visual-first review surface. Pattern map is clearer. Pace, hips holding, transfer, and proof are easier to read. A shared color legend now explains blue, green, gold, orange, and red. Reports are cleaner and more focused. Main issue, next cue, and build next are easier to read. Long text now expands instead of clipping. Report flow is more proof-led and less text-heavy. PDF export now matches the current in-app report experience. Performance Improvements Faster startup with shell-first loading. Home can warm-start from the latest cached run snapshot. Walkthrough assets prepare in the background. Poster images can appear before video playback is ready. Below-the-fold sections on Home and History now load after first paint. Trust and UX Improvements Compare stays fail-closed until proof is strong enough. Older/internal wording was normalized into simpler product language. Healthy or elite actions are less likely to be visually overcalled. Long-copy and edge states are handled more gracefully. Page-to-page transitions are smoother. Quality Improvements Better History state preservation when moving into reports and back. Dead frontend/backend code from older ActionLab paths was removed. Shared cards and surfaces are more reusable and more consistent.

Major upgrade of History and Reports based on biomechanics.

Major upgrade to the ActionLab walkthrough experience Clearer, more readable coaching overlays on mobile Smarter kinetic-chain based analysis and improved issue detection Better phase-by-phase breakdown of your action Improved report summaries, speed display, and legality insights Performance and reliability improvements throughout the app

Improved walkthrough timing and playback stability for bowling analysis, with more accurate phase alignment and overall reliability improvements.

ActionLab is now more polished, clearer, and easier to use across reports and history. What’s new History now puts action trend first, making it easier to see whether a bowling action is improving, stable, or drifting. Recurring concerns are now shown in a clearer heatmap-style pattern view instead of hard-to-read score tables. History now highlights the most useful report to open next, including latest walkthroughs, recent drift, or best recent action. Current run scores are now explained more clearly, including why a score like 64/100 was given. Trend summaries now surface Trend, Latest, Best recent, and Change more clearly. Walkthrough and report improvements Visual walkthroughs are cleaner and easier to follow. Mechanics and body-load cues are shown in sequence instead of all at once. Load watch can now surface multiple relevant body regions when needed. Final walkthrough recap cards are clearer and more focused. iPhone playback has been improved so the full walkthrough frame is visible without awkward cropping. Performance and quality History layout was refined for better responsiveness on Android and iPhone screen widths. Report playback and walkthrough presentation are more stable and polished across devices. Chart and analytics surfaces now use simpler language and clearer hierarchy.

ActionLab is now much more polished and easier to understand. What’s new Visual walkthroughs are cleaner and more cinematic. Mechanics and body-load cues are now shown in sequence instead of all at once. Load watch can now highlight multiple relevant body regions when needed. Final recap cards are clearer, with better focus on symptom, load watch, speed, action type, and legality. Walkthrough video quality has been improved for a sharper HD look. iPhone playback has been optimized so the full walkthrough frame is visible without awkward cropping. Improvements Better pacing in the walkthrough so each biomechanical cue is easier to follow. Stronger pain/load localization visuals with pulsing anatomical markers. More consistent orange ActionLab visual language. Cleaner rendering and export behavior across devices. Fixes Fixed cases where walkthrough overlays felt too busy or cluttered. Fixed recap load watch showing only one area when multiple strong load regions were present. Fixed iOS/TestFlight video presentation issues caused by cropped playback. Improved mobile playback compatibility for rendered walkthrough videos.

We’ve redesigned the ActionLab report experience to make every bowling report clearer, richer, and more useful. New dashboard-style reports with dedicated Player, Coach, and Expert views Better visuals and section navigation for faster review Action Flow and Key Frames now make it easier to understand how the action carries through New coach-facing insights for what is helping pace, what may be leaking pace, and what to keep watching for load Improved frame viewing so saved visuals can be opened in a larger view Clearer risk and evidence presentation throughout the report Refined backend reporting language for more accurate, cricket-focused feedback

Version 1.0.4 (Build 11) ActionLab now gives bowlers and coaches a clearer view of what each delivery reveals. What’s new: Added estimated release speed to Reports Added estimated release speed to History for past analyses Refined the home experience with a clearer ActionLab hero section Improved capture guidance to help users submit better bowling videos Sharpened report wording and overall analysis presentation Improved validation and messaging across analyze, login, and registration flows

Version 1.0.3 What’s new: Added a clearer recording guide on the Analyze screen to help users capture the correct bowling video. Introduced a cleaner visual reference with step-by-step instructions for camera angle, full-body framing, and single-delivery capture. Refined the Analyze screen layout to make guidance easier to read before recording or uploading a clip. Continued UI polish across the app for a smoother overall experience.

Fixed issues in the Analyze flow to improve player selection and setup. Improved Add Player panel behavior and form display. Age group now stays aligned with the selected player. Clearer validation messages for unsupported videos. Added checks for overly long videos to improve analysis reliability. General bug fixes and stability improvements.

What’s New in 1.0.1 ActionLab 1.0.1 improves account setup and overall app reliability. Added proper role selection during sign-up for Players, Coaches, and Parents Improved report and history refresh behavior Better error handling during analysis Bug fixes and stability improvements