A recent analysis of the Garmin Connect application, specifically version 5.20, has unearthed backend code suggesting a significant upcoming enhancement to the Health Status feature. This discovery, initially reported by Gadgets & Wearables through a teardown, indicates that Garmin is preparing to introduce a 'Timeline' or multi-day summary view for users' health metrics. Currently, the Health Status feature, which monitors key overnight metrics such as heart rate, HRV, respiration rate, blood oxygen saturation, and skin temperature, is limited to displaying data for a single day. The hidden code in Connect 5.20 includes new parameters that accept both a start and an end date, which would pave the way for extended summaries, health trends, and historical overviews. This suggests a move towards providing users with a more comprehensive and longitudinal perspective on their well-being, enabling them to track changes and patterns over days or weeks, rather than just isolated daily snapshots. Credible tech news outlets like Notebookcheck, T3, and TechRadar have corroborated these findings, all citing the original teardown by Gadgets & Wearables. It is important to note that while the backend infrastructure for this 'Timeline' update is in place, the feature is not yet active in the Garmin Connect app's user interface. Its activation is pending a future update from Garmin. This development highlights Garmin's ongoing efforts to expand its health and fitness tracking capabilities within its Connect platform, offering more in-depth insights to its global user base.