FatWatch Support

Intelligent weight analysis for iPhone and iPod touch

Overview

Tour

F.A.Q.

Support

Known Issues

Issues affecting the current release of FatWatch.

Log view does not scroll to current date in iOS 4

Background: The Log view should initially display the current date, and allow you to scroll upward to view earlier dates.

Problem: When running under iOS 4.0 or later, FatWatch 2.0.1 will initially display the earliest date in your weight history, instead of the current date. This happens when the Log tab is the active tab when the app launches.

Workaround: To quickly scroll to the current date from the Log view, tap "Go To", then tap "Today", then tap "Done". Also, using Auto Weigh-in (enabled by default) will mitigate this problem, as it will allow you to edit the current day's weight on launch, regardless of the Log's scroll position.

Solution: Problem will be fixed in a forthcoming update. (The update contains various other changes to accomodate iOS 4.0, and will be released after it has been thoroughly tested.)

Tips

• What's New in 2.0?
• How to interpret variance (+/- numbers in the Log view)
• How to delete your weight history
• About the Goal screen
• Using Wi-Fi Import/Export
• How to safely update to a new version of FatWatch
• Use Bonjour instead of typing address for Wi-Fi Import/Export
• What to do if the update ate your data
• Select a scale precision other than 0.5
• Recommended books, blogs, and podcasts

Tools

Former Eat Watch for Palm user? Import your weight history into FatWatch.

Apple Support Articles

• Troubleshooting applications purchased from the App Store (note that deleting FatWatch will delete your weight history, use Wi-Fi Import/Export to make a backup)
• How to redownload purchased applications from the App Store
• Backing up, updating, and restoring your iPhone and iPod touch software
• How to report an issue with Your iTunes Store purchase (for billing issues, not technical problems)

If you have comments, questions, problems, or feature requests, send email to help@fatwatchapp.com.

You can also ask questions on the blog, The FatWatch Weight Log.

©2010 Benjamin Ragheb. All Rights Reserved. Please direct all correspondence to help@fatwatchapp.com.
You can also ask questions on the blog, The FatWatch Weight Log.