Inflated Sleep Data from Multiple Trackers
This issue has been persistent in both the main and beta releases of Cronometer for months now.
I have multiple devices that track sleep data:
- An Apple Watch
- An Oura Ring
- An Eightsleep Pod mattress cover
each of these devices write Apple Health data and Cronometer is adding the values together and making it seem like I sleep 18-20 hours per day in my metrics.
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Same problem. Not multiple devices, but multiple software “Sleep tracking” apps. Cronometer should provide a way, to let users choose which sleep data to import, instead of just adding all data it finds in “AppleHealth/Sleep”
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I only track sleep with an Apple Watch and are experiencing inflated sleep data
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I use an Apple Watch to import all health data. Every thing has been accurate until this month. I’ve been using the app since September (not long but enough to know it can work accurately). Is there a fix for this issue? Is there a way to submit the issue to get fixed?
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I am also getting highly inflated sleep numbers. I've scoured my apps and there is nothing other than my Apple watch updating Apple Health for sleep times. I know I haven't been in bed for 15 hours! :-) I have seriously tried to find ANYTHING that might be adding to the sleep times but haven't found anything. If I look in Apple Health, the sleep numbers look fine. Only one other thing I can think of - I turned off a sleep SCHEDULE that was set in Apple Health.I don't know that will help, but there's really nothing else I can think of.
I also noticed that if you use sleep time and sleep value biometric values manually added to the diary, they do NOT get included in charts.At this point, all the sleep data is unusable.
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Sadly, sleep data is completely unusable at this point. Even manually adding sleep data via biometrics in the diary will not include it in the sleep charts. It would be nice if they put a tiger team on this to figure out what's going wrong.
