
BeatSleep
Pulse follows the vibration
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What's New in BeatSleep
1.4
September 9, 2026
The vibration lands as one thing again. On some nights it had started to hitch, arriving broken in two rather than as the single vibration it is meant to be, and every firmness on the bar was flattened into the same blur. All five stops mean what they say again. A night can be deleted. Swipe a row in Nights and it goes, on this device and on every other one signed into the same iCloud. Deleted stays deleted: a night removed on the phone does not come back the next time the iPad syncs. The wake window learns. BeatSleep reads what Apple Health already knows about when your nights actually end, and offers you a week that matches, one morning per weekday. It only ever offers. The week stays exactly as editable as it was, and a suggestion you turn down is not asked again. The morning can be felt, heard, or both. The quickening that leads you up can carry a tone now as well as a vibration. Vibration is still what it does unless you say otherwise. A night can run under its own protocol. Adjust for tonight, under the begin button, changes the firmness, the waveform, how the night ends and whether a breath comes first, for one night only. Nothing about it is saved, on either device.
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