As of today, we have temporarily shutdown mysleepbot.com and restricted data access to all users because we cannot comply with GDPR rules and will not be up until all issues are resolved.
SleepBot apps will continue to function offline.
As of today, we have temporarily shutdown mysleepbot.com and restricted data access to all users because we cannot comply with GDPR rules and will not be up until all issues are resolved.
SleepBot apps will continue to function offline.
As 99.9%+ of our users have migrated into post gingerbread versions logged on beta.mysleepbot.com to migrate into www.mysleepbot.com (released 2 years ago), we will now shutdown beta.mysleepbot.com. For those who still need to upgrade and didn't get a chance to, you can still let us know and we can do manual upgrade for you.
Edison Wang
It’s finally here.
SleepBot 1.0 2010
Since we launched SleepBot for Android as a humble sleep journal nearly three years ago, we’ve been working step by step towards introducing SleepBot on the iOS platform, and what a crazy, difficult, and awesome journey it’s been. When we initially started designing SleepBot 1.0 for iOS, it offered the same simple features as it did in the Android version 1.0. A single-button “punch-in” function to time your sleep. A “current debt” tracker that would help you find out how much sleep you were missing. And trend graphs to get a sense of all your data. Over the years, things have gotten a bit more complicated…
iOS wireframes 2011
We introduced SleepBot for web last year, and went through three huge overhauls of SleepBot for Android, including the recent new additions of intelligent alarm, motion tracking, and sound recording. While we planned to release SleepBot 1.0 for iOS as a barebones sleep time log, it already began to feel outdated. The app market moves quickly and it was weirdly out of rhythm to have our iOS app exist two versions behind the Android. We took it back to basics and completely revamped the app. New features, new design, new functionalities all behind the scenes.
After months of breaking, testing, and improving, we submitted SleepBot 1.0 to the App Store in April and the approval process was an experience in itself. So today it seems like a sort of catharsis to announce we are finally on the App Store, up to date and packed with features offered by no other apps on the market (including a few not yet available on Android such as white noise soundtracks for sleep and custom created alarm ringtones).
We were able to replicate nearly all of the functions possible in the Android app (working in the background, alarm sets off even in Silent mode, screen-off tracking) which is a miracle in itself due to the limitations of the iOS platform. I actually call it a “god-app” because it will work no matter what you throw at it (exiting/locking, playing games, listening to music). While there are still basic restrictions impossible within iOS such as “Auto-airplane mode” and repeat alarms, it’s amazing how much we have been able to accomplish within these parameters.
After so many of you messaging, commenting, and posting
about wanting SleepBot on your iPhones and iPods since our launch, we are
really proud to introduce SleepBot 1.0 today. The past year has been incredibly hard for our team and myself personally, and this launch is a testament to how much your support has meant to us, to get us through to this moment.
Use SleepBot with all the super-features
to wake up better and find out how you sleep at night, or switch it up and just
use it in what we call “SleepBot Classic” mode by turning off all the options and
simply keeping track of your hours. In any case, SleepBot is designed for you,
customizable for each person to find their way to get better sleep.
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id578829107?
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lslk.sleepbot
Download it now for your phone and tell us what you think!
We still have a long way to go and want your feedback or suggestions so
we know how to improve!
Thank you all once again.
Sweet Dreams,
Jane Zhu, Founder and CEO
Comparison of graphs on Samsung Galaxy S3 v. iPhone 5
We have just released SleepBot for Android 3.0.5 with MANY long waited fixes, you will be able to get it around April 8th, 2013, 12:00pm EST
Again, we want to thank all of our users for pointing out these issues for us. You guys are the best.
At SleepBot we strive our best to be compatible with as many phones as possible, but sometimes we have to drop support for the older platforms in order to add certain new features.
Some of you may notice that on the market page of SleepBot for Android, you see that the version section says "varies by device". That's because SleepBot have three versions available on the market to allow upgrades.
For Android 2.2 and above users: You may install SleepBot for Android 3.0 with no problem.
For Android 2.1 users or Amazon Kindle users, you will see SleepBot 2.1.1 on your phone. This version is no longer supported, but you can use local backup sync the data that you already have and restore them when you get a 2.2+ phone. For sync, we will maintain beta.mysleepbot.com to support 2.1 users until October 2013, after that, beta.mysleepbot.com will be shutdown and all the traffic will go through www.mysleepbot.com
For Android 1.6 -> 2.0 users, you will see SleepBot 1.9.3 on your phone. Sync is not on this version, however, you may use local backup on SleepBot 1.93, and then when you get a 2.2+ phone, you can restore them via local restore.
Hey SleepBot-er's, we have just released SleepBot for Android 3.0. We have worked on this new version for the past year to integrate some of the most requested features and keep it up to date to support new devices. Here are some of the highlights that I want to share with everyone:
Added proper support for Android 4.1 and 4.2 devices: due to API changes, many functions on SleepBot are fundamentally broken, and this release we are bringing all of them back:
For Android, we will keep a close eye on the problems that people will face with this release as well as our translation efforts. We will deliver incremental updates now on a monthly basis. Our main focus will also shift to the website to provide more powerful analytics as well as launching our iOS version.
Edison & Jane
mysleepbot.com. is up.
FINALLY!!!! finally finally finally finally
We've been working and reworking the site. Maybe it would have been a better idea to get a minimum viable product out.
But this is our version of the MVP-- it's not where it needs to be but we're proud of where we are so far!
Still working on a way to update the news articles in the resources section differently.
In the coming weeks you'll be seeing many tweaks to the site!
We're launching at NY Tech Day tomorrow! (https://nytechday.com/)
Come visit us at the Lexington Armory (26th st./4th Ave.) if you're in the New York area!