Unfortunately, I will likely be returning this. I spent $300 with high hopes that this would be exactly what I was looking for in a monitoring system. In some ways, it was. That’s the confusing part. This product is decent. It has potential to be really popular and marketed in ways that would launch the product into success. The web app developer (if there is one) should be fired. This app is so bare bones it is as if a 9 year old created it. It is NOT user friendly, but is oddly basic in functions which is contradictory in itself. There is no clear or obvious way to extrapolate the data or info you need. No way to export the data for a night of sleep. You are able to reveal the most recent 5 minutes of data and then manually toggle back by increments of 5 minutes but this is ridiculous and not helpful in the slightest bit. The app takes up A LOT of battery life and must be running while you sleep so your phone must be plugged in. The app visually stinks. There are random colorless areas in the charts they provide. Why does my child constantly look like he’s in limbo temperature wise? He’s not in the green or the red area, just uncolored. ODD! They missed the mark on this app majorly. There is opportunity to provide a real dashboard which would provide recommended or average goals for temperature, breathing and wake times, etc. They could provide a forum where other users could message and ask questions, share tips, etc. They could have updated the software on their devices which would have saved the consumer the insane hassle of getting this thing set up. The instructions aren’t even helpful. For $300 this should be user friendly, informative, helpful and ready to go out of the box. I work on commercializing products and am sad that a “good” and very marketable product will fail due to horrible marketing and technology in the web app development stage. Sad!
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