Everything about Zepp, the app to control Amazfit watches and bracelets

To access the settings and data of an Amazfit watch you have two options, download an unofficial alternative like Notifyor choose Zepp, the company’s official app for your smartwatches, smartbands and even your smart scale. Today we are going to tell you everything you need to know about this application that hides a large number of possibilities.

Data about your activity

Zepp has all the tools you need to see the activity that your watch or bracelet has measured, including steps, sleep, heart rate, and calories, among many other things.

The first thing you’ll see when you open the app – once you’ve set it up, of course – is the PAI indicator, which evaluates heart rate data, daily activities and physiological data to, thanks to an algorithm, offer you a figure based on your daily performance. The higher the number, the better, and it will help you know, more or less, if you have done enough during the day.

Following this, you will see the the data of your dreams, with a daily score based on the total number of hours slept, as well as the percentage of hours of deep sleep versus light sleep. If you click to expand the information, you will be able to see a graph with your monthly, weekly, and even yearly average sleep data.

In this section you can also modify the data to correct them, as well as access to a history of your short naps and a graph that compares you to other users, and tells you if you left before the average, as well as if you slept better or worse.

In the steps section you will be able to see a count of how much you have done, as well as data on the distance you walked, the total time you spent walking and the total number of calories burned.

As it happens with the dream, too you can access different charts with your historical data,

Heart rate is another variable that appears, and if you have auto-detect enabled, you can see a graph by hours of its evolution, as well as information on the last measured frequency.

In addition to all this, you will have a quick access to tools from the main screen, as well as other categories such as stress and blood oxygen, quality of breathing during sleep, temperature or electrocardiogram data, all this is clear, if your watch is compatible with this measurement.

You can rearrange and hide categories you don’t want to see

Parameters to configure your wearable to the maximum

In the Profile section, in the bottom bar, you will have access to an area with your goals, records, friends, add accounts and more, as well as a section where you can see the devices you have synced and access their settings.

With the appearance settings, you can choose a new design for the initial screen, or customize one using an image from your gallery and place the clock design you want.

Beyond that, you will have access to a section to configure application alerts, as well as incoming calls or texts, which your wearable will be able to notify so that you know that they are calling you or that an incoming message has arrived.

you can also create your own alarms, have it notify you if you spend a lot of time sitting or even have the watch notify you when you reach your daily step goal.

Here you can also choose the behavior of your wearable with options like auto-unlock when you raise your wrist, auto-detect your heart rate, or offer real-time data.

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