SleepScore by Sleep.ai
- 52 of 100 · reviews
- 4.4of 5 · store
- 7,483ratings on the App Store
- 296reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
SleepScore uses the phone's sonar for contactless sleep phase analysis and generally identifies the moment of sleep onset correctly. The key problem: the developer removed the detailed sleep stage chart from the interface, sharply reducing value for users who tracked their progress.
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What people use it for
People who want basic tracking without a smartwatch
What reviews praise
Users appreciate the contactless sonar-based method and the ability to monitor sleep without a wearable.
What reviews complain about
The removed sleep stage chart stripped the app of its main analytical tool, and the sonar emits an audible high-frequency sound that interferes with falling asleep.
What users experience
3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
Hi Developers! I just got this app yesterday and I've used it for the first night to track my sleep. I loved everything that came with the app so far with the different modes of being able to see what sleep stage you were in and the alarm was the easiest, I've woken up in my life because the app ch
I really liked this app and have been using it for a while now to track my sleep to help with my ADHD. The graph that came with the report was super helpful for me with that since I was mainly using it to see when I was in different stages how many times I was waking up, how long it took me to fall
Yeah so this latest update, they removed where you can see which part of your sleep was light deep and rem sleep, which really makes it annoying, it's fine overall, but it's really disappointing seeing this change, i'm probably going to switch apps now.
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