Jason Smith
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I'd prefer if the VA apps followed a unified user experience. Every app is completely different, which is confusing and frustrating. When using the tools such as the breathing tool, I'd like to be able to turn my screen off. When I do, it pauses the audio. I'd also like to be able to adjust the speed. Breathing at someone else's pace is frustrating and not as helpful as it could be, especially when I'm trying to get to sleep. The sleep diary doesn't work. It allows inputs, but will not save.
Paco A
Idk why this isn't rated higher, it's an older app that could use an update, but the sleep hygiene stuff hasn't really changed much since then. And I appreciate a free resource that has no ads provided by our government. And a few days in and it's improving my sleep,. It's free, easy to use, although the questions are a little confusing, no ads. Great app!
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Daetan Huck
A good daily sleep journal with good practical tips. I've used for four months now. There are a few flaws holding it back. First, there appears to be some data integrity issues: often, prior days will appear to lack an entry when I know I completed it. Also, when I go to edit a previous entry, all the values are different than what I previously entered. Second, the notifications are scattershot and inconsistent. Third, the tips get repetitive and could benefit from more depth and tailoring.
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US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
2 February 2024
Thank you for your feedback! Your data should not be disappearing like that, so we would appreciate if you could reach out to us at
[email protected], so we can gather more information and troubleshoot.