I was really eager to try this app as I try to be more mindful of my mental health. However, the readings the app does are pretty inconsistent in term of delay between each one. Some days, I’ll get 3 readings before noon, and none in the afternoon. I wear my watch all the time, except before bed.Other than that, the app has a really clean and intuitive UI.It would be great to have a certain idea of what the readings mean, too. Like what’s a good HRV, and a bad one?
Thank you for your feedback. You can also manually "force" your Apple Watch to record new HRV readings by using the Breathe app on your Apple Watch. Just start a breathe session and a new HRV reading will pop up in HRV Tracker after the breathe session ends. So why the variation in delays: Depending on the series of your Apple Watch and how active you have been during the day your Apple Watch will record ~ 2-12 measurements. In order to be able to record your HRV the Apple Watch tries to detect time slots when you are not moving. As an example on an average office day my series 4 Apple Watch records 6-12 measurements, but during weekends when I am more active I will end up with a couple of morning and evening measurements.HRV is really personal so defining universal good and bad HRV readings would not work. But by following your personal HRV trends you might for example see that your daily HRV is declining because you are for example training or working too much. As a personal example my daily HRV average will start to drop and stay below my all-time HRV average if I do not get enough sleep. So by following your HRV trends and by comparing HRV to other health metrics you might start to see patterns how your personal HRV reacts to different situations