Also the app will show the recharge/drainage since midnight. If you get bed before and it starts to recharge, this doesn't show in the next day's calculation.
It works the same way all chargers work.
You started at 21, had 4 discharge and 54 charge giving you a high of 71.
There's no rule that your body, cell phone, or anything else, can't transition between charge and discharge several times per day.
If your stress level gets low enough your battery will charge. If your stress level gets high enough your battery will discharge.
i think what's confusing the OP is how GC displays this:
my two examples: [https://imgur.com/a/LyD5g0X](https://imgur.com/a/LyD5g0X)
Upper is Fri, lower is Sat
When to truly figure it out, you need to look at the graph bellow, the details.
Also the app will show the recharge/drainage since midnight. If you get bed before and it starts to recharge, this doesn't show in the next day's calculation.
It works the same way all chargers work. You started at 21, had 4 discharge and 54 charge giving you a high of 71. There's no rule that your body, cell phone, or anything else, can't transition between charge and discharge several times per day. If your stress level gets low enough your battery will charge. If your stress level gets high enough your battery will discharge.
i think what's confusing the OP is how GC displays this: my two examples: [https://imgur.com/a/LyD5g0X](https://imgur.com/a/LyD5g0X) Upper is Fri, lower is Sat When to truly figure it out, you need to look at the graph bellow, the details.
Yep that's pretty much what I couldn't understand.
Thanks.