Show My Stats vs CradleLight

Unlock the full story of your fitness data with Show My Stats. Ever wondered exactly how many kilometers you walked last year? Or which month was your most active for running? Show My Stats connects directly to Apple Health to provide a stunning, high-level overview of your activity history. KEY FEATURES: - Aggregate Statistics: Instantly see your total distance, active energy (calories), and workout duration. - Smart Filtering: Choose which workout types matter to you—from Outdoor Runs to Yoga sessions. - Time-Based Views: Seamlessly toggle between Yearly and Monthly summaries to spot trends over time. - Privacy First: Your data is YOURS. Show My Stats processes everything locally on your device. We never see, store, or share your HealthKit data. WHY SHOW MY STATS? While the Fitness app shows individual workouts, Show My Stats gives you the "big picture." It’s the perfect companion for anyone tracking long-term goals or simply curious about their lifetime totals. Note: This app requires access to the Apple Health app (HealthKit) to display your workout data.

Surviving night feeds is hard. Falling asleep mid-session is dangerous. CradleLight is an Apple Watch app built for sleep-deprived parents doing overnight infant feeds. Start a feeding or holding timer right from your wrist, and let CradleLight keep you awake with an escalating alert system — first a haptic nudge, then an audible wake-up if you don’t respond. Features • Feeding and holding session timers with customizable durations • Escalating check-in alerts — haptic first, then audible • Full session log with start time, end time, and elapsed duration • iPhone companion app to review your night at a glance • Works through Sleep Focus and Do Not Disturb • One-time setup, no subscription required Designed for the wrist Everything you need during a session lives on your Apple Watch. The iPhone app is there when the sun comes up. CradleLight is a companion tool, not a medical device. Always follow safe sleep guidelines from your pediatrician and the AAP.