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Heart and sleep apps that work with the Apple Watch

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  • HeartWatch

    HeartWatch

    If you want to track heart health, here are a list of apps I tried during my experience with an elevated heart rate. The list is not exhaustive, but if you want to track sleep and heart health, these apps will get you going.

    HeartWatch. This one kicked off the alerts that made me realize something was wrong. The user interface is complicated, but I think this app is the one to beat if you care about data from the Apple Watch.

    Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

    Caption by: Michael Krigsman

  • AutoSleep

    AutoSleep

    AutoSleep. Part of the HeartWatch family, it knows when you get to bed, so you do not have to set it on the iPhone manually. The data integrates with HeartWatch.

    Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

    Caption by: Michael Krigsman

  • Sleep Cycle

    Sleep Cycle

    Sleep Cycle. A mature, full-featured app for tracking sleep on the iPhone. Perhaps the best of its type on iOS.

    Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

    Caption by: Michael Krigsman

  • Sleep++

    Sleep++

    Sleep++. A decent app for tracking sleep with the Apple Watch. I found it to have bugs that interfered with using it. It's popular but not one I can strongly recommend.

    Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

    Caption by: Michael Krigsman

  • ​Heart Graph

    ​Heart Graph

    Heart Graph. As the name suggests, this app graphs your workouts in heart rate zones and makes comparisons across workouts. It's a basic app but does the job.

    Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

    Caption by: Michael Krigsman

  • Cardiogram

    Cardiogram

    CardioGram. Another app that displays workout data in a clear and detailed format.

    Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

    Caption by: Michael Krigsman

  • Motifit

    Motifit

    Motifit. Another workout tracking app, but this one displays a real-time heart rate on the phone. It only displays the large real-time rate when you start a workout, however.

    See: A personal story: Did the Apple Watch save my life?

    Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

    Caption by: Michael Krigsman

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Michael Krigsman

By Michael Krigsman | February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST) | Topic: Innovation

  • HeartWatch
  • AutoSleep
  • Sleep Cycle
  • Sleep++
  • ​Heart Graph
  • Cardiogram
  • Motifit

If you want to track sleep and heart health, these apps will get you going.

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Cardiogram

CardioGram. Another app that displays workout data in a clear and detailed format.

Published: February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST)

Caption by: Michael Krigsman

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By Michael Krigsman | February 8, 2017 -- 14:06 GMT (06:06 PST) | Topic: Innovation

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