While waiting for Apple to launch an application to monitor sleep, either in the form of an iOS update or with the new generation of Apple Watch that is presented in September of this same, the applications that currently allow us to monitor sleep, They keep updating adding new functions.
Sleep Cycle, one of the most popular sleep monitoring applications that also requires a subscription, was updated a couple of weeks ago launching a separate application for the Apple Watch. This application analyzes our dream to wake up at a time when our sleep is light within a time slot that we have previously established.
Other of the most popular applications on the market, AutoSleep, an application that does not require any type of subscription, has just launched a new update, update that adds the same function that we can find in Sleep Cycle and that is responsible for waking us up with light touches on the wrist if our sleep is deep, or at the time that we have previously established in which our sleep is lighter.
This new update also includes a new modular infographic and a great modular complication with alarm status and sleep tracking in real time. It also adds support for older Apple Watch models managed by watchOS 4, making this application one of the few that monitors sleep and is compatible with versions prior to the current one.
In order to enjoy all the functions offered by this application, our Apple Watch must be managed by wachOS 6.X and the iPhone to which it is linked by iOS 11. The application It is translated into Spanish, it has a price of 4,49 euros and as a user for more than a year, I highly recommend it.
