Sad/bad update
New history issues
Adding new data categories, such as respiratory rate, is actually a very useful and important addition. I think this information is valuable for monitoring and is a good improvement. My concern is more about how the additional data is presented. It would have been better to keep the icons from the previous format and use them to browse between the different data categories, including the new ones.
One of the things that made the previous format so much easier to use was that you could view one chart at a time in a larger size. This made the information much easier to read and understand at a glance, while keeping the interface clean and uncluttered.
The breakdown of events per hour is a useful addition in the new format, but it could have been incorporated into the previous format as well, while preserving its simpler layout. The ability to view the chart by week, 30 days, 90 days, and yearly is also a nice feature and could have been incorporated into the previous format.
Overall, I think the new information and additional monitoring options are good improvements, but they could have been added while keeping the previous layout and simplicity. The previous format was cleaner, more intuitive, and easier to understand—especially for medical monitoring and older users. Less is more.
Good, but a few UI improvements could help
1: No dark mode. If I have an app that should be useful while I’m in the bedroom, it’s this one… but it’s blinding bright white. Everywhere. Please for the love of my retinas, give me a dark mode option.
2: No in-app feedback or option to report a bug. They don’t happen often, but as someone in software dev, I know how important it is for good feedback.
3: The initial login screen doesn’t auto-fill from Apple’s Passwords app. The email does, but the password just sits there until you open passwords and copy it, then paste it in. Not a huge issue, but annoying. 🙃
On and off
HIPPA Information
Recent update
Killer
Weak
Now it says I sleep under 3 hours.
How dare you delete the first set of sleep data and just leave me with the seconds set of data.
Also why can’t you get the most basic of info = start time and end time of device usage?
App doesn’t match machine
But I’m a firefighter …and on occasion.. we get up in the night.
Imagine my soul crushing disappointment to find out the app only counts the most recent period of sleep, cheating me off my hard fought victory. There was no acknowledgement of my win by the app. Just another low score and a message that says do better.
CPAP is already a struggle, maybe acknowledge wins.
