I took a hour nap during the day.
WakeMate said the data has been uploaded.
However, In Wakelytics I only see the previous night's results and not my nap.

Are you guys aggregating data daily or per each alarm that has been used?

Where the word "Thanks" appears after uploading data - there should be a button to take you to your stats.

I still cannot figure out how sleep score is determined. Give more info on the algorithm used and sleep score breakdown. Reference the Zeo website for more on score breakdown. Zeo has a ZQ breakdown so I can understand why my score is the way it is. Also, give units to movement data.

Does the WakeMate app have a snooze function that I'm not finding? After it woke me up this morning I fell back asleep & slept for another half hour. Not good. I hate the idea of having to set a second alarm as a backup.

If I put another app in the foreground (e.g. try to use an audio player) while the app is in "sleeping" mode, Wakemate forgets my login and never triggers the alarm (it never gets past "Sleep well Anonymous, less than one minute remaining".

The summary statistics you currently make available aren't very useful or informative. I'd like the raw data provided by the WakeMate to run my own analyses.

It's a bit too tight for an adult male. I had to turn it inside out so it doesn't press the module against my wrist, as well.

A feature that allowed me to tell the WakeMate, wake me up once I've slept 8 hours (as opposed to a specific time) would be awesome. Sometimes I set my alarm, but don't fall asleep fast enough, or wake up during the night. This means I often don't get 8 hours.

Most days I wake up the same time, but every time I don't I have to reset the alarm twice (to the new time, and then back to my standard time for the next day). I'd love to see a few "saved" alarm times that I could quickly select to save a little time.

My sleep score hits 70 and only increases by 3 points over the next two hours(for a total of 73). Instead of waking me at a set time, wake me at a set score so that I can still be rested and have an extra two hours every day.

Right now, I must leave the iphone app running in order for the alarm to go off. It would be better if you can use the iphone multitasking APIs to allow the app to run in the background.

It would be nice to be able to see this breakdown. So I can compare sleep score (awakenings and etc.) for all the nights that I went to bed at 10pm, 11pm, 12am, and so on.

Android users should be able to mount the on board sd card and upload whatever alarm tones to a wakemate app folder to be used by the app. The default tones are far too quiet.

I very often want to use the Wakemate when traveling, often sleeping in places w/o an Internet connection (i.e. Utah desert).

I have the ability to charge my wakemate, however, only the last nights data is collected when I finally get my iPhone online.

I would really like to see the WakeMate app have the ability to store nightly sessions in a queue until I am able to get an Internet connection.

Would this be difficult?

For instance, I'd like to see exactly how long the intervals are in my light/average/deep graph; right now it's really hard to figure that out, but just some sort of flag on hover would be great. In general, I'd just like more details.

took me a while to realize that was what was happening...initially i just thought there was no way to indicate "remember me"

To change from 7:00 to 7:30 takes 3 swipes. Do people really need to be able to select 7:21 or 7:37 exactly?? Change to 5 increments to make for less scrolling when selecting a time.