User Reviews: Eclipse Yourself

Eclipse Yourself
Eclipse Yourself
TANTSISSA HOLDINGS PTY LTD

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  • I wish the all written data was audible!

    Isn’t that’s what AI is for? Let’s get those done and I’ll be willing to pay a little more! Also, make the voice of the speaker a doctor or authority voice! Don’t start voice automatically, have voice indicators on the screen that I reading!

    Also, after finishing workout, in the wellness survey keep account of what I did previously yesterday for that work and keep the same setting when the app requests your survey. I shouldn’t have to put the same values everyday, I should only have to put any notes!

    Finally, there should an final day review also audible when I can see what I did today and what you suggest I can do next as the next stage ie you did a flexibility work for 15min how about segmenting your workouts? Or increase… you have all of the health data. Maybe it’s there and I haven’t seen it yet!

    That’s all, great work so far and leaning a lot. Focus forward!
  • They’re onto something

    This is the beginning of a useful health app. It does show me an accurate picture of how I am feeling. It’s just hard to tell exactly what I should do to feel better and improve the areas that are lacking. For example, it is saying that my recovery is lacking each day and it keeps getting worse. But I’m not sure what I should do to improve that. But overall I think with more fine tuning and more stats and info this will be an incredibly valuable app to TRACH overall fitness.
  • Worth the learning curve

    I’ve been using Eclipse for about one month now. I really like the eclipse concept and how it equates to a sort of holistic picture of one’s health. Not only does it track pretty accurately how I’m feeling, it allows me to pick out specific focus areas to improve upon. I’m sleeping more and trying to keep my activity in the fast lane!
    Worth the learning curve to figure out what all the different metrics mean exactly.

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