AutoSleep: Watch Sleep Tracker
- 68 of 100 · reviews
- 4.7of 5 · store
- 61,347ratings on the App Store
- 497reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
An automatic sleep tracker via Apple Watch that requires no button presses. It collects more data than the built-in Apple Health, including breathing rate and detailed sleep stages, but after updates it periodically loses sessions and overstates wakefulness.
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What people use it for
Apple Watch owners who want automatic tracking without manual start
What reviews praise
Users with apnea use it to catch oxygen drops and go to their doctor with real data.
What reviews complain about
The interface is overloaded: 12 metrics on one screen with no explanations, and the smart alarm is awkward to activate from the Watch.
What users experience
4 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
The interface is incredibly overloaded and confusing. The only feature I actually wanted this app for was the smart alarm, but it's a nightmare to configure. You have to activate it directly on the watch every time, which is terribly inconvenient. On top of that, you can't even set up a simple alarm
It's not tracking the sleep accurately. It counts as sleep time even after I get up and walk around for 20 mins. Or when I charge the watch before bedtime. The deep sleep time totally wrong too. The integrated apple health app gives much better results, and it's free.
I use it to track all aspects of my sleep and added heart tracking, With the knowledge received I can adjust my life habits to make better sleep all around but mostly my Fero Dlerp hours that help my brain.
This app helped me to see the dips in my oxygen levels at night. Had a sleep study which confirmed that my oxygen was definitely decreasing sometimes to upper 70%. No sleep apnea thank goodness. I was prescribed nighttime oxygen and I feel like a new person. Thank you developers you saved my br
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