Dad of teens here... and I'm watching where all of us, myself included, are too easily sucked into more and more into short-form video content. To a clear detriment. I have one kid who really tries to keep his time down, as he knows it negatively impacts him. And, like I presume most of us, he has days where the algorithms just get the better of him. And he wants to reduce it!Years ago my wife...
So, at least anecdotally, there's more to the story here....
Do you know if the Sleepcycle app is able to differentiate between your movements and someone else's? It seems like this wouldn't be possible?
This is obviously a totally different price point, but it seems like bringing a hardware-based solution here does offer some real and very tangible benefits.
The thought of having something to wake me me if I'm stirring between 5:15-5:45, for example, seems like a great concept, as I know at least half of the time my alarm clock goes off I'm in a dead sleep and it really is a lousy way to start the day...
Anyway, +1 $79 from my end. Here's hoping there are enough of us!
Minor copy note... you may want to consider bolding your FAQ questions to make them easier to skim, but other than that it seems straightforward.
I do have a question--will it still work if someone is completely under the covers? (i.e., how powerful is that sensor?)
Regardless, thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to watching this once it goes live!
I'm thinking of a corner in our house that is always cold -- if it detects I'm there, crank up the heat so it is comfortable in that location. When I leave, do the same for the next spot, or revert back to the "master control" unit. I'm not sure how much money this would save, but it would certainly be a valuable feature I'd pay for, and it would knock the socks off what any normal thermostat could do.