Interesting app. I’ve travelled a great deal for many years, earned quite some immunity and experienced the normal creaks of age, but choose to adapt and keep a reasonable pace. This app has taken me quite some time to warm up to, but it tracks my state well enough and is the only thing that has ever given me a sense of how to think of HRV and use it to inform my pace. Worth the price of admission.

I use this app previously and recently signed up for the year again. I really love this app and the information it provides.

Apple watch is absolute trash for SpO2 since it take 15 seconds to take a reading and at most it will even attempt to take a reading seems to be on e an hour. I have gotten a SpO2 ring that syncs with apple health and yet none of your apps, this one or autosleep seems to be able to use my SpO2 data from that. Its really a bummer purchasing something and then it dosnt even work as intended or needed.

It’s got so much info that it takes some study to understand it. But that’s what you want!

Unlike AutoSleep and HeartWatch, this app is quite underwhelming. Interestingly, this is also the Dev's venture into a subscription based revenue model vs. one time purchase. It's difficult for Dev's across the board to see the bigger picture when looking at the prospect of ongoing subscription based revenue, especially if investors are involved. However, marketing studies show (and I am a marketing exec) the consumer's growing distaste for subscription based models and their felt need for alternatives. Dev's that understand this and offer alternatives will attract the increasing number of users looking minimize their outflow to subscription based services and products. Unfortunately, most devs have gotten away from releasing new versions of an app that require a new purchase, often discounted for users upgrading from a previous version, allows the devs to generate revenue from new and existing, while creating brand loyalty by rewarding existing users with an upgrade discount. Admittedly, that would be a shift in mindset for mobile app users, but it's not unprecedented and users will adapt when faced with subscription based alternatives.

I love this app! It does what it says it will do. And it is pretty accurate in its results. I bought it for the year I liked it so much!! Thank you!

Everyday my day begins with how I prepared my body the day before. Eclipse helps me to make SMART choices to guide me in getting the most and giving the most I can to the people, events and places I encounter each day. I have coronary artery disease and atrial fibrillation that have challenged me to be more AWARE of my heart. Eclipse is a true gift and guide as I navigate my health issues during these twilight years! Thank you for this application.

I took to this app very slowly but over some time I learned to appreciate its balancing act and how it worked. It is very helpful to understand how the three factors work together to promote and improve a balanced life. It’s very satisfying to reach the ‘everything is in balance’ today. I do try and check it daily and I appreciate and like the music used for wake ups. It’s that wonderful alarm music. And the app works! It has improved my sleep and how I enter the day and keep my attitude positive.

The app is quite detailed and definitely informative. I’m learning more about myself every month I use it and I’ve been using it for the past year! I’m finding it accurately displays information regarding my readiness and recovery! This gives me a good idea whether I should rest for the day, go easy or push hard. The more I study the app results the more I learn about my limits and timing. I look forward to future update updates to this app.

After using all of the competitor apps in this space, I have come back here. The major reason is the wonderful partnership with the king of sleep, tracker apps-AutoSleep. All of the other apps more or less forced me to use Apple sleep tracking for them to work properly and that has never worked for me whereas AutoSleep does everything I need it to do. If I have one criticism, it's the learning curve that it takes to figure out how this app works, and the interface which I must say is a bit busy and kind of confusing at times. If the interface was just a bit more polished, I would have no problem giving it five stars. I particularly like the whole "eclipse" game gamification concept as well as the activity path.