Apps Sleep tracking - finally a good one!

[honglong1976]

I installed yesterday and I love it. Simply because it's the only one out of all the ones I used that actually detected my trips to the loo. No settings, it just picked it up. Looks like it was designed by Apple and is about 4mb! Uses coreML too.

‎NapBot - Sleep and Nap Tracker

‎NapBot is an automatic sleep tracking and analyzing app for your iOS and watchOS devices. It uses on-device Machine Learning to detect and understand your sleep. * Sleep Tracking NapBot uses machine learning to automatically track your sleep. * Detailed Sleep Analysis NapBot presents detailed...

apps.apple.com

 

[diba]

More than 10€ per yr? No go for a sleeptracker for me ....

 

[honglong1976]

More than 10€ per yr? No go for a sleeptracker for me ....

For £0 it tracks sleep and writes to health. I don't care about trends too much. I would rather pay a one off fee rather than a subscription. To be honest, it's by far the best sleep tracker and I have tried sleepwatch and autosleep. It also looks like Apple made it. I think Apple should buy this and add it to iOS.

 

[diba]

Ok, I will give it a try. Took just a quick look and saw the subscription price. I use autosleep quite long already and it seems to get good results for me.

 

[honglong1976]

Ok, I will give it a try. Took just a quick look and saw the subscription price. I use autosleep quite long already and it seems to get good results for me.

Yeah, subscription puts me off too. This one is so well designed and the first one that actually detected my toilet visits during the night, that it's my go to sleep tracker now. Until Apple add natively anyway

 

[Hicks.]

I liked the UI and the actual look of it and the fact that it incorporates noise into it. However, it is buggy as anything and crashes when you edit sleep periods.

 

[diba]

And it is recording bedtime while watching El Camino sitting on my couch ... piece of crap... never happened with autosleep

 

[FunkyMagicUK]

Yeah, subscription puts me off too. This one is so well designed and the first one that actually detected my toilet visits during the night, that it's my go to sleep tracker now. Until Apple add natively anyway

Im always confused by the call for native sleep tracking.

The Apple Watch already DOES have native sleep tracking.

I dont have a 3rd party sleep app on my watch...I wear my watch, and sleep data gets written to health on the phone, where I can see the sleep data, or similarly see another view of it through a couple of 3rd party sleep apps that I have on my phone.

All the Apple Watch doesn’t have is a first party sleep app on the watch. It’s a bit like if Apple opened up the Workout system/API for all the 3rd parties to create good apps like iRunSmooth and WorkoutDoors, but elected not to release the Workout app itself. The watch would still have Workout tracking capabilities.

 

[artfossil]

I'll stick with SleepWatch, thank you, which has no trouble tracking my awake times and is free.