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Sleep Tracker Analysis

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PrimeNap is a free Android application designed to monitor and analyze sleep patterns. It records nightly sleep cycles, enabling users to gain insights into their sleep quality. The app tracks movement and sound throughout the night, allowing users to understand their sleep phases better and use it as an alarm clock to wake up at optimal times. By leveraging the smartphone's built-in microphone, PrimeNap provides a detailed account of nighttime sounds, enhancing the user's awareness of their sleep environment.

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The app features a user-friendly interface that allows for easy recording and playback of sleep sessions. Users can start and stop recordings with simple button presses and view detailed reports on their sleep patterns, including the duration and timing of each sleep phase. PrimeNap is specifically designed for smartphones, but tablet or laptop users can also access its features by enabling microphone settings. This educational tool promotes better sleep habits and offers valuable insights for improving overall health.

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Release
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Version
1.1.4
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 9.0
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Total Downloads
20
Downloads Last Week
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Developer’s Description

Sleep tracker + Sleep cycle alarm clock + Dream journal + Screen dimmer + Sounds.

PrimeNap is a sleep tracker and sleep cycle alarm clock with many features for you to graph your sleep patterns and wake up at the perfect time feeling refreshed.

Features:

Free sleep tracker (graphs all sleep stage estimates: Awake, REM, N1, N2, N3 deep sleep)

Sleep cycle alarm clock with up to 40 parameters (small in-app purchase, can be tested for 2 weeks)

Multitouch snooze (5 minutes per finger)

Cinema/Night mode screen dimmer with optional red filter

Dream journal with custom dream sign recognition

Sleep stats for user-specified daily activities

Sleep sounds that stop automatically once the app thinks you have fallen asleep. Choose your own music or from a range of included sounds.

Alarm components

1st component: Wake-up light - any custom image or screen color

2nd component: Nature sound - here you can choose from a range of included sounds

3rd component: Ringtone - your custom mp3 music file

4th component: Vibration - a configurable pattern of vibration pulses

Included sleep sounds

Air-conditioning

Crickets

Fireplace

Fishtank

Rainstorm Indoors

Seashore

Train Travel

Water Flowing

and many more sounds that will guide you to sleep

Benefits of using a sleep tracker and sleep cycle alarm clock

With modern day work schedules, our sleep patterns have become widely irregular and oftentimes much shorter than they should be. PrimeNap Sleep Tracker can help you analyze your sleeping patterns and correct them if necessary. Using PrimeNap's smart alarm functionality, you can avoid being pulled out of deep sleep by a well-meaning time-based alarm clock, and instead wake up gently after sleep cycle completion and thereby simulate a natural awakening.

How it works: Movement during sleep is known to roughly correlate with the actual sleep stages obtained by polysomniography. This sleep movement is registered by the phone and translated into fairly accurate sleep cycle information.

Recommended use: Use this sleep app with proper hardware. If convenient, switch on airplane/flight mode to minimize any emissions. Reboot or close other apps that might cause the phone to heat up during the night.


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