One More Day · Guide

History and recovery

Mission History keeps recorded entries and detailed session results. Later successful checkpoints can improve a lifetime mean without rewriting earlier results.

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Getting started

1. Open the mission history view.
2. Review finalized checkpoints and evidence.
3. Use later target days to improve the mean.
4. Open a recorded session to review its detailed result.

Every feature, step by step

Open Mission History

Mission History lives under More and is separate from a single mission card.

1. Tap More. Opens the extended menu.
2. Tap Mission History. Loads the unified history route.
3. Use the mission filter row. Changes the category shown.
4. Pull to refresh. Requests the latest available history.
5. Read the visible state. Distinguishes recorded entries, empty history and load errors.

Open a recorded session

A history row can open the matching detailed result.

1. Choose a mission filter. Limits the visible history.
2. Tap a completed Run row. Opens its workout summary.
3. Read start time, distance, duration and pace. Reviews the values passed from that history record.
4. Use Back. Returns to the same history surface.

Recover from an empty or failed history load

Use the state-specific control instead of assuming data was deleted.

1. Read the empty or error message. Confirms whether nothing is recorded or a source failed.
2. Pull to refresh. Retries all current history sources.
3. Tap Load latest recorded entry when offered. Requests the newest older entry for that category.
4. Open the mission itself if the state persists. Checks its own evidence surface.
5. Return later after the source is available. A load error is not proof that history was removed.

Example

Fictional: Jo's earlier miss remains visible while later successful days raise the average.

Keep in mind

Build 200 does not expose a global Pause or Archive control on this history screen.

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