Meditating Dot vs BP+ECG

Meditation is personal. Meditation is private. Meditation is you wrestling with yourself for your own peace of mind. A simple search in App Store shows you hundreds of meditation apps, but they all try to get something out of you, be it your data, input, or money. They want you to take courses, to follow meditation gurus, teachers; they want to you to meditate with them and with other users to justify a subscription fee. I used to be one of them, paying for something that’s inherently personal, private and doesn’t need any aspect of social. And yet, the more I meditate, the more I realized that meditation, at the end of the day, is me spending time with myself. Making it any more complicated that that is defeating the purpose of meditation. So I said to hell with sign-ups, gurus, in-app purchases, and push notifications. A meditation app should be profile-less. A meditation app should be data-free. A meditation app should be “free” in any sense of the word. It only needs to track time. So let’s meditate freely. Read more of my thoughts on meditation on medium.com: "The Billion Dollar Meditation Apps"

BP+ECG records blood pressure, ECG, measurement data and other services for users. It can help users more easily understand the health data, so that users have a targeted understanding of health data information. [Jurisdiction Statement] Equipment models such as DBP-6673B, DBP-6677B, and DBP-6679B have only been approved in China and Canada. [Disclaimer] Knowledge popularization should not be regarded as any diagnostic service or advice, and should not replace the doctor's clinical diagnosis; It is not excluded that there are omissions, errors and ambiguities in popular science knowledge. Please refer to it carefully. BP+ECG software does not recommend any medication. If treatment is required, follow your doctor's advice. Health Tinto shall not be liable for any adverse consequences arising from failure to follow medical advice.