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Version 3.9 · 2024-03-22
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The store currently lists version 3.9, updated 2024-03-22.








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Try out our latest Activity and Health widget with the following health features:
1. Energy Burned, Exercise Time, and Stand Hours.
2. Step Count and Walking Distance.
3. Heart Rate, Resting Heart Rate, Walking Heart Rate Average, and Heart Rate Variability.
4. Blood Oxygen and Respiratory Rate.
5. Environmental Sound Level and Headphone Audio Levels.
6. Double Support Time, Walking Asymmetry, Walking Speed, Walking Step Length, and Stair Speed.
7. Blood Pressure.
8. Blood Glucose.
9. All health data can be displayed in chart view and customized for a specific date range, such as 24 hours or 7 days.
Animate your Widgets! Lively Widget allows you to create your own animated iOS widgets for your iPhone lock screen and home screen, enhancing your iPhone screen's overall aesthetics and liveliness.…
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