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Weird, I'll have to double check. I was half asleep at the time I signed up for it and just trying to get the thing set up so I could wake up in 7 hours, but I would have sworn it was $30. 5/year is much more reasonable. I worded it poorly, I have it set up as select song. I just meant it's a premium feature that I would want in any other app too. 22 Eargesplitten fucked around with this message at 04:22 on Aug 6, 2017 |
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Arcsech posted:Sleep Cycle is $5/year, not $5/month, and I have a "Select song" button under the Sound preference panel in it. I have $15? 
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Aug 6, 2017 07:48
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And mine is the same screen, but saying 1 month free then $30/year. I thought I was grandfathered into all the features bar one on it too, as I had it so long. Weird.
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Aug 6, 2017 08:09
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Hurray for random A/B testing!
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8-bit Miniboss posted:I have $15? EL BROMANCE posted:And mine is the same screen, but saying 1 month free then $30/year. Boris Galerkin posted:Hurray for random A/B testing!  🤔
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Aug 6, 2017 15:48
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hey girl you up posted:"Top In-App Purchases for Sleep Cycle" lol that's garbage.
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We're giving you access to the premium feature of being able to pay $35/yr
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Aug 7, 2017 03:28
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$35 a year seems outrageous what the hell do you even get?
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Honestly I've found that using Sleep Cycle hurts my sleep more than helps it. Having the phone on the bed with me or on the table beside it is a surefire way to get me to fiddle with it more before I go to sleep.
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Aug 7, 2017 04:22
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Plus if you really need to track your sleep, wearables are way more accurate right now. Though I guess the snore detection is unique and sort of cool.
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MarcusSA posted:$35 a year seems outrageous what the hell do you even get? I go the same thing. I can't ever remember *paying* for anything, but I do remember trying it out when it first dropped (I think it was either free, or a one time fee at the time). So basically everything is unlocked *except* backing up historical data to their cloud. I'm not sure, but I *think* you also have access to all that historical data or something? But the fact it hooks into Health Kit renders that moot I think. If I actually cared, I could probably find out.
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Aug 7, 2017 05:02
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Yeah that's how it used to be for me. I'm not sure how the app knows how you got it, and I guess doing a fresh install of a phone was enough to lose my extra features. No big deal as I've not used it for years anyway.
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I've just reinstalled Sleep Cycle after having not had it on my phone for at least a year and it seems I'm grandfathered into premium, wth the subscription showing as £24.99/year.
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Aug 7, 2017 09:06
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Can anyone recommend a weightlifting tracker app for iPad? I mainly want to enter in exercises, weights and reps to see progress over time. It doesn't need a phone app as I won't use it in the gym.
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Aug 7, 2017 10:15
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The trick is their Life Cycle app won't show trends on Sleep Quality without the online backup:
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Aug 7, 2017 13:31
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just go to bed
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Aug 7, 2017 14:24
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Weedle posted:just go to bed
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Aug 7, 2017 14:25
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Weedle posted:just go to bed Reminder that this is a thread that needs reminders to drink water.
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Except that determining the quality of your sleep is a legit topic of concern.
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xzzy posted:Except that determining the quality of your sleep is a legit topic of concern. Weedle posted:just go to bed
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Weedle posted:just kill youre self
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Didn't see the notification to drink the water because I couldn't see the notification telling me I need a haircut.
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Aug 7, 2017 14:56
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I'm pretty sure knowing that I'm not paying a random amount of money for a subscription alarm clock will do wonders for my sleep. Is there any way to get the built-in Bedtime alarm clock to use a glaring klaxon alarm instead of soft tinkly good-vibes poo poo? The damned thing doesn't wake me up half the half the time if I fall asleep with my phone in another room.
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My sleep will be interrupted by the horror of having payed $35 per year for a loving sleep tracking app.
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Sri.Theo posted:Can anyone recommend a weightlifting tracker app for iPad? I mainly want to enter in exercises, weights and reps to see progress over time. It doesn't need a phone app as I won't use it in the gym. Strong is the best. Can even track workouts in real time on your Apple watch, adjusting weights and reps.
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Aug 7, 2017 15:26
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Are there any other (non-subscription) apps that just have the gradual alarm? It usually takes a while for me to fully wake up, so having something gently disturb my sleep before the actual alarm helps.
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sleepwalkers posted:My sleep will be interrupted by the horror of having payed $35 per year for a loving sleep tracking app. My sleep tracking costs $5000 upfront. That's not even a joke or an exaggeration. My sleep is tracked by a $5000 device. I also need to remember to keep track of how much water I drink, otherwise I'll dry out and if I gets bad enough, I'll get hospitalized for it, again.
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xzzy posted:Except that determining the quality of your sleep is a legit topic of concern. practice good sleep hygiene and get a sleep study if necessary. That’ll do way more for you than some app telling you you sleep bad.
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skull mask mcgee posted:practice good sleep hygiene and get a sleep study if necessary. That’ll do way more I can see the benefit of something like an all-night snoring recording app to use as a test. And maybe the “it seems you’re in a light sleep and your alarm is set for an hour from now so I'm going to wake you up now” thing which I personally think is kind of dumb but I can understand why some people might want it.
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Having an alarm go off when you're at a less sound asleep stage of your sleep cycle is a good thing, though. Assuming it's accurate. I still might just try some other ones. I would be surprised if there aren't a bunch of other gradual volume alarm clocks.
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One of the things sleep cycle does is that if you use it as an alarm is that it tries to wake you up when it detects you’re in the ideal sleep phase to be woken up from. I liked that feature but not really enough to keep using it. e: actually I think I stopped using sleep cycle when iOS added the “bed time” feature. Those alarms ramp up gradually which I guess is what I wanted more than anything else. susan b buffering fucked around with this message at 18:04 on Aug 7, 2017 |
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There are other ones that do the alarm when it detects you to be closest to waking, but I haven't seen one that doesn't make you put it on the bed. I've ruined two phones by accidentally falling asleep with them in bed and lying on top of them all night, I don't want my phone on the bed.
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Having an alarm go off when you're at a less sound asleep stage of your sleep cycle is a good thing, though. Assuming it's accurate. All of the alarms under Bedtime are gradual volume.
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Endless Mike posted:Reminder that this is a thread that needs reminders to drink water. I just need an app for my haircuts
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IIRC we developed an entire cross-platform application suite for tracking haircuts a few years back.
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withak posted:IIRC we developed an entire cross-platform application suite for tracking haircuts a few years back. Without a baseline of my past few years haircuts this is worthless. Any apps that can data mine my bank statements and Google calendar to produce that baseline of every haircut I've had since 2009?
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TraderStav posted:Without a baseline of my past few years haircuts this is worthless. yes
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How about a cloud based solution?
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TraderStav posted:Strong is the best. Can even track workouts in real time on your Apple watch, adjusting weights and reps. Agreed, Strong is great. A little annoyed that the premium features are not that useful but oh well.
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