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Apps Best Sleep Tracking App
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I have to be honest I have gone back to using sleepmatic.
It was awful at the beginning but now tracks sleep properly, interface is great (a lot like fitbit) and it works now
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sleep-tracker-auto-sleep-cycle-watch-monitor/id1179236591?mt=8
It was awful at the beginning but now tracks sleep properly, interface is great (a lot like fitbit) and it works now
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sleep-tracker-auto-sleep-cycle-watch-monitor/id1179236591?mt=8
Woohoo, I emailed Autosleep devs and we should see a dark theme in a couple of weeks! Very fast response time on their customer service.
Mad Mac Maniac
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Awesome. I look forward to what kinds of changes are coming.
HeartWatch has hands down been my favorite Watch app for over a year. I just love data. I use it every day.
AutoSleep I also like, but I'm slightly underwhelmed by it. As many others have mentioned I think the UI could use some work, it's complicated with a lot data (it's gotten better, I've had it since day 1), but worst of all the sleep data hasn't been the most accurate for me (some of it has been odd glitches and some is just expected behavior).
The accuracy thing is definitely difficult because your arm can move a lot even if you're sleeping and your arm can be still even if you're lying awake. So I understand that. It could probably be more accurate if it could read data from a watch on each wrist.
I've been using the beta for weeks (months?) now and seen it develop a lot. I'm honestly not sure how it compares to the release version right now because I have absolutely fallen in love with its simplicity and accuracy (I now only open the app itself every 3 or 4 days maybe, I trust the data so much)... It is hands down, the best sleep tracker I could imagine.
As a CHF patient, I really appreciate the HeartWatch app. I use it to check my stats all the time and get alerts for heart rates above or below my set perimeters. Interesting, whenever I receive a low heart rate warning it is occurring while experiencing PVC's (confirmed with AliveCor ECG program).