Keld AI Health Patterns

Keld 2.2.3 learns what is usual for you, and tells you when you leave it. BOUNDS - A NEW PANE ON EVERY SIGNAL - Keld now works out what is usual for each signal in each part of your day, separately. Your evenings and your nights are different places, and one number for the whole day would call an ordinary evening unusual. - Open any signal and swipe to Bounds: where you are now against your usual, the real spread of your own days, and a grid of the last few days showing which parts of each day were outside your usual, and which way. - A single odd reading stays quiet. Two or more in a row is a run, and runs are recorded: when it started, which way, how long, and whether it has come back. - Keld never calls a reading good or bad. It says how far from your own usual you were. - On an Elemental, Bounds watches whether the pairing is still holding - whether one signal landed where the other suggests - and records the stretches where it did not. FORECASTS THAT KNOW HOW FAR THEY CAN SEE - Every signal now earns its own forecast distance. Some hold for days, some for minutes, and Keld will not forecast further ahead than your data supports. - A forecast that cannot beat simply knowing your usual range no longer pretends to be one. Keld shows your usual range instead and says so. FILMS - Bounds is in the films. The video you save is now the same film you watch, including the Places, Census and closing scenes, and saved captions keep their words to the very end. FASTER AND LIGHTER - Every pane of a signal or Elemental loads the moment you open it, not when you swipe to it. - Keld takes up far less room on your phone. It was keeping old weather forecasts and calculations no screen uses; they are gone, and the space comes back on its own the first time your phone charges with Keld closed. FIXES - A card could claim a device recorded a signal it has no sensor for. It now says only what Keld can know: which device saved the reading.