Overnight rMSSD
Sixteen uses adjacent beats only, rejects artefacts and pools the night, which is why the number is steadier than a 60 second morning test.
HRV tracking
A single HRV reading is noise. A week against your own range is a signal. Sixteen measures overnight rMSSD, sets your normal band and tells you when you drift out of it.

HRV is the gap between beats, measured while you sleep, and it moves before you feel tired.
Sixteen uses adjacent beats only, rejects artefacts and pools the night, which is why the number is steadier than a 60 second morning test.
A rolling baseline with a smallest worthwhile change, so a 4 ms dip is shown as noise and a 12 ms drop is shown as a real one.
Average, high and low for the week with each day marked very high, high, normal or low.
HRV is the heaviest input to your recovery score, so the two pages always agree with each other.
Then it changes the day
When HRV drops, Sixteen does not just show a red bar. It lowers the day's strain target, suggests a breathe session and holds your evening app lock a little earlier.
How earning screen time works
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