AtlasTrack on your phone: a real portrait layout, with editing

On a phone, AtlasTrack used to show the cramped desktop layout. A phone held upright now gets its own interface.

• Made for touch: a large centered play/pause button, smooth pinch zoom on the timeline, and event details in bottom sheets instead of side panels.
• Timeline, Graph or Split: switch views from the header, or stack any two views in Split.
• Search and jump: tap the search button to find an event and move the playhead straight to it.
• Edit on the go: create and edit events and atlases, including their tags.
• Graphs on your phone: build Line, Bar, Bar race and Bump graphs with an editor sized for phones. You can add lines, style the legend (color, line, dot, show/hide) and follow the playhead with a compact tracker.
• Your projects: tap the project name to save a copy on your phone, download it as a .atlasx file, or open projects from your phone, your Vault or the Server Library.
• The ⋯ menu has everything else: sign in, the Server Library, Help and bug reports.

Some graph types (Bipolar, Distribution and 3D Correlation) are greyed out in portrait for now, and you'll get a notice if a project you open uses them. For big building sessions, landscape or a computer still works best. We're continuing to improve portrait mode.