Temperature on waking
We are researching evaluating the temperature recorded right after waking together with the measurement time and sleep conditions.
The iOS app under development brings the signals from the device together in one place. Go back to the details of a night or to your past recordings.
Good morning.
Connect over Bluetooth. Review your night recordings. Track pulse, SpO₂, breathing, movement and snoring in one app.
Zzip is being designed to turn sensor data into a meaningful response: gentle movement support through the night, and a wake-up moment that suits you in the morning.
Zzip aims to detect snoring events with its microphone and encourage a change of position with gentle vibrations. The goal is to support movement without waking you and help reduce snoring.
The motion sensor tracks whether you turn after a vibration. In the app, snoring, vibration and turning events can be viewed together.
A vibration motor is not part of the current design. The effect on not waking you and on reducing snoring has not been validated yet.If no suitable moment is found, the target time applies.
By evaluating movement, breathing and other available sensor data together, the aim is to find a suitable wake-up moment within the window before your chosen alarm.
Design goal: if no suitable moment is found or there isn’t enough data, fall back to the alarm time you set.
Device connection, live measurement panel and battery status in the same flow.
Pulse and SpO₂ charts, breath, turning and snoring counters; a summary of past sessions.
Counting vibration events with compatible firmware, and reviewing the turns that follow in the live stream over time.
When no measurement can be taken, the app indicates the missing data. Passing temperature tracking to the app depends on calibration and recording format work. Sleep score, sleep stages and HRV are not presented as validated features on this page. Seeing a turn after a vibration is not, on its own, proof of cause and effect.
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