
CalmTide: Cortisol Tracker
Stress, HRV & Recovery Score
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What's New in CalmTide
1.7
September 10, 2026
CalmTide 1.7: every number means exactly what it says. • Workouts without heart-rate data are no longer scored as easy Zone 2. A manually logged session, a third-party app that saves duration only, or a day your watch stayed home used to be credited as the most favourable kind of training. Those minutes still count toward your weekly dose — worked out from calories, and capped so an unmeasured session can never out-score a measured one — but they claim no intensity, and the Week tab now tells you how many minutes came through without heart rate. • Training load shows the ratio, not a verdict. The acute-to-chronic card no longer files you under a coloured band — the paper behind those bands measured injuries in team-sport athletes, not stress hormones. You see your last 7 days against your 4-week base, plus monotony and strain as plain figures. With no 4-week base to compare against, it says so instead of calling you optimal. • New: an optional drink count on the daily check-in. Tag a night with alcohol and a small stepper appears. Once you have enough nights on each side, Insights compares your own next-day resting heart rate and HRV after one drink against two or more — your numbers, both sample sizes shown, no score and no lecture. Nights without a count are left out, not assumed light. • The daily cortisol curve is labelled for what it is: the typical rhythm, anchored to your wake time when your watch recorded one. When it didn't, the curve is shown as education only — no invented wake time, no "you are here". • Copy corrections across the app: breathwork descriptions now say what the cited study measured (cardiac vagal activity, during the session), morning-light and sleep-timing tips describe how your body clock times the morning cortisol rise rather than promising to sharpen it, and the environmental-sound card no longer draws a "safe" line that the WHO guideline it cited never set for stress. • Fixed: two Home Screen widget check-ins in quick succession could overwrite each other. Both now land. Everything runs on your device. CalmTide is a wellness tool and does not diagnose or treat any medical condition.
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