The new icon looks, well, interesting in the Tinted view:
(This is dark tinted but the light tinted is kinda similarly low contrast.)
I’m not sure this is actually resolved? I think this morning it missed 40 minutes of recording at the start of my trip. Then after 40 minutes of not recording the debug logs say “[10:44:37.104] [LOCOMOTION] SleepDetector: unfreezing — filtered location outside geofence”. Previously when I was actually stationary the log contained one entry of “[09:36:43.098] [LOCOMOTION] LocomotionManager.startSleeping()” and several entries of “[09:37:55.132] [LOCOMOTION] Extended wakeup started: raw outside geofence, Kalman inside”.
Is it expected to see “Importing timeline data” screen with a progress bar after each update? I don’t recall seeing it in the past often (maybe once or twice), but it shows up every beta update recently. It takes a couple of minutes before it’s dismissed. Probably not an issue. I just want to confirm it’s expected.
@trackerminerfs Could you send me that log file? To matt@bigpaua.com is probably easiest. Thanks!
Definitely not expected!
It doesn’t ask you whether you want to resume first, yeah? It just goes straight into that importing view?
If so, that means it’s the migration view for migrating from the old app. And that should only ever run once to completion. If it gets stopped part way through (eg app terminated) it’ll auto resume on next app restart. But once it finishes that should be the end of it, not resuming again.
So it sounds like for some reason it’s not marking the migration as complete. Hmm. I’ll look into this today! Thanks for the heads up.
@darrarski Found it! The next build will stop doing that. And that will probably arrive in the next 1-3 days I think. No longer than that.
It seems a subscription is required for the test build?
In the old version of Arc, if memory serves, there was an export button which allowed for that days timeline or map to be exported as an image. I used to like this to export my day into DayOne and such.
Is there a plan to add this feature back in?
Some questions / thoughts 
I hope these are useful and make sense!
@extrawdw For the beta builds from TestFlight, purchases aren’t real - no money involved. So you can do a fake lifetime purchase to get through.
Once the app goes live properly on the App Store it’ll be real purchases, but your existing subscription will carry over from the old app. So as long as that’s still active there’ll be nothing new to pay for. The subscriptions and lifetime purchases cover the whole Arc Family of apps.
Definitely! I’ll probably target that one for the next major feature release after v1.0 goes live (hopefully within the next week).
Yep! I’ll at some point be adding a full screen calendar view, specifically for this kind of purpose. The current one is for navigation only, and that iOS native calendar widget doesn’t support annotations, so it can’t be used for this purpose. And it’s too small for that anyway.
I’m hopeful I’ll be able to get this into the next major feature release, so v1.1.
Currently not! I’ll check to make sure I’ve got a task filed for that… Yep, alright filed, targeted at the v1.0.1 release.
That might be because what’s what old Arc Timeline does. But that’s non-standard on iOS. The platform standard is to swipe up and down on content sheets. So Arc Timeline was the odd one out there.
It’s not the animation slowing things down, it’s the processing itself 
The list is just updating to show you the current state, as it works through applying the change.
Heh. You’re in disagreement with others who’ve expressed an opinion on this so far. All reports so far are of people happy that action buttons are now down the button, nearest to where their fingers are. Personally I’m in the camp of preferring them down the bottom too.
I’m in agreement on this one. I feel like there might be a reason why it doesn’t zoom in to segments on an edit view for the individual segment. But I can’t think what that might be. I’ll make sure it’s filed to look into it.
