Post by account_disabled on Dec 9, 2023 4:10:12 GMT -5
Tagging past activity feature should also allow users to see the activity dashboard by each label, which means users could include or exclude any activity from the dashboard as they wish. This feature will also make the app more embedded into users daily life since they can log any event in the day in Mi app, not just workout-related stuff. Being able to integrate with users’ life events might also result in longer time spent on the app and higher frequency usage as well. Tag Activity Well, you have the tagging feature already, right? Each behavior has its’ own calorie burn rate.
At the moment, users can go to the tagging Telegram Number Data feature and start the timer before they eat, sit, stand, or drive to tag each activity manually. But during the day, everyone is so busy with things in their life already. Users will not have time to complete a 6-step tagging process every time they do an action such as driving or eating. But what about at the end of the day, when you come home, chill, and look at your fitness tracking app? You want to see how good you have been with staying active today. And that’s the most ideal time for users to make small edits to their tags and activities. Users can spend this time tagging activities they have done to understand their behavior more. For example, the app is showing a 20-minute walk, 1000 steps from 3 pm to 3.20pm which is equal to 15 calories burned.
The user tags this activity as eating, it could go down to 0 steps and five calories instead. The longer time spent during this editing process could be a minor metric that leads to long-term user retention as well. After letting users tag or label activities manually, Mi can also use machine learning technology in order to perform these actions automatically in the future. If a user tags his activity at 7 pm as driving every weekday, Mi should be able to auto-tag or suggest the driving tag for this user. Pause the Tracker Pausing the tracker could be the easiest to communicate option. Mi can let users pause the tracker via the app or the watch screen. Simply put the pause button on the steps counter page or let users tap three times to complete this action quickly.
At the moment, users can go to the tagging Telegram Number Data feature and start the timer before they eat, sit, stand, or drive to tag each activity manually. But during the day, everyone is so busy with things in their life already. Users will not have time to complete a 6-step tagging process every time they do an action such as driving or eating. But what about at the end of the day, when you come home, chill, and look at your fitness tracking app? You want to see how good you have been with staying active today. And that’s the most ideal time for users to make small edits to their tags and activities. Users can spend this time tagging activities they have done to understand their behavior more. For example, the app is showing a 20-minute walk, 1000 steps from 3 pm to 3.20pm which is equal to 15 calories burned.
The user tags this activity as eating, it could go down to 0 steps and five calories instead. The longer time spent during this editing process could be a minor metric that leads to long-term user retention as well. After letting users tag or label activities manually, Mi can also use machine learning technology in order to perform these actions automatically in the future. If a user tags his activity at 7 pm as driving every weekday, Mi should be able to auto-tag or suggest the driving tag for this user. Pause the Tracker Pausing the tracker could be the easiest to communicate option. Mi can let users pause the tracker via the app or the watch screen. Simply put the pause button on the steps counter page or let users tap three times to complete this action quickly.