Stairs is an automatic rep counter for stair sprints, hill repeats and stadium steps. It counts each rep from your watch's barometric altimeter, hands-free. WHAT IT DOES • Counts every up-and-down rep automatically. No button presses mid-set. • Buzzes and beeps at each rep. • Reads out each lap time in your headphones, so you can track your pace mid-set without looking at your wrist. • Times every lap, so you can see whether you are holding pace. • Scores your 2-minute heart-rate recovery when you stop. • Records reps, elevation gain, rep times, heart rate, calories and VAM (climbing speed). • Saves to Garmin Connect as a Floor Climbing activity, with per-rep laps, a heart-rate trace and a GPS map. Built for: stair sprints, stair climbing, hill repeats, stadium stairs, bleachers, tower running, car-park climbs, incline intervals and ski touring. HOW TO USE IT 1. Open Stairs and press START. 2. Run your reps. 3. Press STOP, then Save. COUNTING MODES • Baseline (default) — START sets your current height as zero. One rep = one round trip back to that height. Works from the top or the bottom. • Turnaround — no fixed start height. Stairs counts an up-then-down as a rep. Use this when the flights are uneven. • Manual — you tap the lap button at each rep. Stairs still records every stat. ALTITUDE SOURCE • Barometer (default) — best for short stair sets. • GPS + Baro — best for long climbs. RESET BASELINE The barometer drifts over a long set, which fires reps early or late. Pause at the same end you started from, select Reset Baseline, then resume. Stairs re-zeros to where you are standing. SETTINGS • Invert counter — fires the rep at the far turnaround instead of back at your start height. • Min ascent — how far you climb before it counts. Default 3 m. • Min sustain — how long you hold that height before it locks in. Default 5 s. • Return tolerance — how close to your start you must return. Default 2 m. • Plus audio cues, vibration, rep target and six accent colours. ACCURACY Stairs reads air pressure, not steps. Pressure falls about 1 hPa for every 8 m you climb, so a weather change, an indoor draught or a lift pressure-wave can nudge the count. If a session drifts, adjust the detection settings, switch counting mode, or use Manual mode and tap the laps yourself.

What's New — v1.0.5. • fēnix 9 support — now built for the whole fēnix 9 range, including fēnix 9 Pro and fēnix 9 Pro Solar. • Fixed label colours on MIP-screen watches (fēnix 7 family, fēnix 9 Pro Solar) — labels now show grey instead of teal. • More watches: fēnix 7 Pro, fēnix 7X and 7X Pro (also tactix 7, quatix 7X, Enduro 2), fēnix 8 Solar 47mm and 51mm, and Enduro 3.