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AutoSleep

App Service · Smartwatches & fitness trackers · 59 mentions · 1 subreddit · discussed in r/AppleWatch

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Pros

  • AutoSleep hands down. Tracks everything automatically and gives solid sleep stage breakdowns.
  • Auto Sleep is much better than the built in sleep tracking. see where it says Adjust? Tap that and choose what you think corresponds to your sleep. keep adjusting for a few days until you think it’s right, then you’ll find it’s relativel...
  • With Auto Sleep, you can tap Adjust, and get it closer to what you think your sleep was. You can then tap Day/Edit to exclude periods when it thinks you were sleeping. As you refine it, it gets better, though it still shows me as sleepin...
  • AutoSleep!
  • AutoSleep, HeartWatch, Just Press Record, WristTube, WorkOutDoors

Cons

  • more/other sleep input than the AutoSleep app I already have going on, etc.
  • Autosleep uses the data provided by Apple, it is just messing about with the raw data that it gets and presenting it in a different way. Neither are perfect but I would trust the Apple data that has been studied and researched far more t...
  • It’s made by the same developer as AutoSleep, which does a similar trick with Sleep data, but AutoSleep interprets motion differently and adds data for time in bed and overwrites Apple Sleep.
  • I find myself irritated with the amount I have to adjust AutoSleep in the morning because it either thinks I went to bed three hours before I did or three hours after. I keep meaning to turn off its ability to write data so it doesn’t...
  • I used to use AutoSleep but recently it’s given results that are way off. I tried adjusting it but a setting that works one day is miles out the next. Disappointing.

Sentiment

40 positive (68%) · 5 mixed (8%) · 14 negative (24%)

Trust + time weighted score: +46% · raw score 44%

What redditors said (10 of 59)

AutoSleep hands down. Tracks everything automatically and gives solid sleep stage breakdowns.
positive · u/p****d · r/AppleWatch · comment · Aug 19, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
more/other sleep input than the AutoSleep app I already have going on, etc.
mixed · u/a****e · r/AppleWatch · Dec 17, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Auto Sleep is much better than the built in sleep tracking. see where it says Adjust? Tap that and choose what you think corresponds to your sleep. keep adjusting for a few days until you think it’s right, then you’ll find it’s relatively acurate.
positive · u/N****9 · r/AppleWatch · comment · Jul 21, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
With Auto Sleep, you can tap Adjust, and get it closer to what you think your sleep was. You can then tap Day/Edit to exclude periods when it thinks you were sleeping. As you refine it, it gets better, though it still shows me as sleeping often when I watch TV. You cannot edit anything in the Health app with Apple's sleep tracking, so Auto Sleep is much better, IMO.
positive · u/N****9 · r/AppleWatch · comment · Jan 6, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
AutoSleep!
positive · u/c****_ · r/AppleWatch · comment · Dec 26, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
AutoSleep, HeartWatch, Just Press Record, WristTube, WorkOutDoors
positive · u/4****s · r/AppleWatch · comment · Dec 16, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Below is the screenshot from an app called autosleep which is more realistic
positive · u/D****8 · r/AppleWatch · Dec 3, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I personally use Autosleep. Their Readiness score is pretty damn accurate to how I feel waking up. It uses waking pulse and waking HRV.
positive · u/M****s · r/AppleWatch · comment · Dec 2, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Sleep++ is also a good one. I use it and AutoSleep, and like it a bit better.
positive · u/A****8 · r/AppleWatch · comment · Nov 12, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I’ve noticed that most people recommend AutoSleep, but in almost all the reviews, they mention choosing it mainly because it’s a one-time purchase.
positive · u/H****A · r/AppleWatch · Nov 12, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗

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