The screenshot on the left displays the current altitude and latitude/longitude at the top, and the coordinate axis below shows the selected date (the time period must be a single day; multiple days will not display the coordinate axis), 24-hour movement data, green bars representing the distance traveled in each time period, blue dots representing the average altitude for each time period, and step count, displayed in real-time as of the altitude.
Clicking the button above the coordinate axis allows you to replay the movement record using the trajectory points. Different colored movement modes will display different 3D model animations on the interface.
The lower left side displays the daily distance, number of location points, average speed, current GPS signal strength, and location mode (the location mode can be manually set in the settings).
In the general settings, you can enable many functions, including:
1. Switching app themes (eleven themes are available)
2. Selecting different latitude and longitude encoding modes (auto is fine by default)
3. Selecting different track recording modes according to your needs. Highlight mode will have a much denser number of track points, but it will also consume more power. Stand mode is sufficient by default.
4. Selecting to display stop points, markers, and photos. Long-pressing a point on the map will bring up a dialog box to save the marker. Photos taken by the system camera that include the location points will be loaded into the app and displayed on the map. Clicking the thumbnail will display the photos for that day, and long-pressing a photo will display the photo gallery for that day.
5. Cruise mode: When a track point is marked as in flight and is at least 50km from the next track point, the 3D model of the aircraft will fly to a high altitude to simulate real flight when playing the track. After enabling cruise mode, you can select different flight speeds below.
The map settings allow you to enable and use many functions:
1. Select different maps (including 20 different map styles)
2. Text language in the map
3. Choose whether to display 2D or 3D buildings
4. Terrain elevation scale
5. Whether to display contour outlines
6. Whether to display contour height labels
7. Whether to display points of interest (POIs), and you can display three different POI densities
8. Show or hide the sun (enabling the sun shows day and night shadows on Earth, simulating the real day-night boundary)
9. Close all maps
Click the star button to the right of the overview tab below to switch between different display styles: bitmap, heatmap, and fog map.
Click the sports button on the right side of the homepage to enter sports mode. After selecting a suitable sports type, the sports mode timer will start. In sports mode, location tracking will be very frequent, and the data will be more accurate. Real-time data during location tracking will be displayed in the Lingdong Island live activity and the lock screen live activity.
Zoom the map to globe mode and turn on the sun to see real-time day/night cycles and seasonal darkening.
Click the location management icon on the right to view, delete, hide, select, and perform other related operations on locations for different dates.
If trajectory points are not recorded due to unforeseen circumstances, they can be manually added for historical dates. The relative positions and times of these trajectory points compared to other trajectory points can be manually set.
Click the "stay" button in the bottom left view to see detailed travel and stay data for that day.