1. Open your tracker in Notion.
2. Copy its link — Share, then Copy link.
3. Open Connections → Notion and paste the link in the box there. It is saved on this phone only.
4. The button takes you straight to your tracker.

Button opens the wrong page? Paste the link again — the newest paste is the one the button uses.

1. Open Shortcuts and find your Fitness OS sync automation.
2. Turn it on, and set it to run every morning.
3. Open the Health app once, so your watch can finish syncing to your phone.

1. Check the automation is still on.
2. In the Health app, check that sharing is still allowed for Shortcuts.
3. Ask your Muse — it can see what the tracker last received.

Automations are how things reach your tracker without you typing. A shortcut collects something — a sync, a reading, a log — and hands it to your Muse, who files it in your tracker. This app then works from it.

1. Ask your Muse what you want collected, and when.
2. Your Muse sets up its side and gives you the phone steps — usually a few taps in Shortcuts.
3. Run it once while your Muse watches, so the first run is checked.

1. Your morning numbers come through the Health sync — see the Health sync guide in Help.

1. Close and reopen the app — notes are fetched on open. Then check the Coach pipe line under Connections.

1. Open the Notion guide in Help and paste your tracker link again.

1. Close the app fully and reopen it. New versions arrive on their own — there is nothing to install.

Anything else: ask your Muse, or book a call from Talk to Sharone in Help.

1. Check your connection, then close the app and reopen it — notes are fetched when the app opens.
2. Check the status at the top of this page — it says whether the pipe answered just now.
3. Still nothing? Ask your Muse — the pipe lives on the coach’s side and may need a restart.