!! watchOS 2 update submitted !!


***For those having iOS 9 sync issues confirm your watch follows the naming scheme: Acceptable Watch Names (replace with your preferred name) "Spencer's Apple Watch", Spencer Brown's Apple Watch", "Apple Watch". If you use another moniker for your Watch name Sleep Pulse may be unable to read your Heart Rates.***

The World's first and only Heart Rate & Sleep Tracker for your Apple Watch with Health Sync! Track patterns in your sleep with your heart, learn about your heart, and save to the Health app. Use your Apple Watch in a new way, putting it to work while you sleep.

**If you are a user out of the United States - please make sure 24-hour time is enabled**

*If you have any questions or need support, please visit the FAQ in the app, App Support, or contact 2032appcontact@gmail.com. I want everyone to have the best use with the app!*


For a troubleshooting walkthrough visit the video linked with App Support or here - http://tinyurl.com/sleeppulse

**watchOS 1.01 Required**

iPhone
• Track and Record nightly heart rates –– analyzing sleep durations
• Save sleep durations to Health of ‘In Bed’ and ‘Asleep’ categories 
• Nightly, Weekly, and All Time Stats of sleep and heart rate trends
• Portrait and landscape Graphs to track your heart rate through the night
• Export Nightly Graphs
• View Sleep Duration, Fell Asleep, and Mean bpm weekly charts

Apple Watch 
• Wear to bed and start your sleep from Apple Watch 
• View each night's graph and stats
• Weekly and All Time Averages
• Last night’s sleep is available from the Glance

Note - With watchOS 1.01, this app does not record your motion (only heart rate) at the moment and must sync with your iPhone every morning. However when you "fall asleep" can still be detected based on your heart rate dropping upon entering deep sleep.

Set Up
0. Enable Health from iPhone app, required for use
1. About 45 - 60 min before you sleep, charge your Apple Watch 
2. Set Sleep from your watch via force touch, enabled "Do Not Disturb"(optional), but don't enable Airplane Mode
3. When you wake up, grab your iPhone and sync over the data 
4. Track, Analyze, Visualize, and Understand your Sleep!
For full instructions, visit the 'more' section in the iPhone app

Troubleshooting Tips
• Troubleshooting Walkthrough - https://youtu.be/O3W9eLX-32g
1. Weird Graphs, think your heart trend lines look abnormal? Try adjusting your watch band's tightness or looseness, or using different bands. We noticed in pre-testing a too snuggly or loosely fit band gave us inconsistent readings. Remember when you sleep your body moves around, having your arm in an abnormal position could effect your blood flow to your wrist, and your Apple Watch's readings.
2. Make sure Airplane mode is NOT enabled, or your watch may have trouble syncing over to your iPhone

If trouble still persists, please contact 2032appcontact@gmail.com

Disclaimer - This app is not your doctor or for medical use. Consult your doctor for medical inquires.

App Preview Audio Credit:
"Brittle Rille" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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