What problem does this solve?
It would be nice to make the weight graph, for example, easier to read. Right now, since there's such a range on the y-axis from 0 to the max listed, for example, that it's hard to see much in the way of changes visually.
Proposed solution (optional)
My (suspicion) is that the highest y value might be max weight (or goal?) rounded up to the next 10, or something of that nature. (If it's a fixed amount, might be nice to have it work the way min is described below).
It'd be nice to have an option / toggle to have the lower bound of the graph be something like "Goal weight - 20", or for when your goal is higher than your starting, "min weight - 20" (so maybe the lower of those two values), while keeping the same amount of screen space, so that you can see changes day to day more clearly.
Alternatives you've considered
Just use the history, and ignore the graph. Export the data as CSV and use another tool to graph.
What problem does this solve?
It would be nice to make the weight graph, for example, easier to read. Right now, since there's such a range on the y-axis from 0 to the max listed, for example, that it's hard to see much in the way of changes visually.
Proposed solution (optional)
My (suspicion) is that the highest y value might be max weight (or goal?) rounded up to the next 10, or something of that nature. (If it's a fixed amount, might be nice to have it work the way min is described below).
It'd be nice to have an option / toggle to have the lower bound of the graph be something like "Goal weight - 20", or for when your goal is higher than your starting, "min weight - 20" (so maybe the lower of those two values), while keeping the same amount of screen space, so that you can see changes day to day more clearly.
Alternatives you've considered
Just use the history, and ignore the graph. Export the data as CSV and use another tool to graph.