SomnoPose App Reviews

Just what I was looking for (to check if lying on my back correlates with apnoe). Taped the iPhone to my shirt, worked great. Would be nice to be able to zoom/pan on the time axis via pinch gesture but details can also be viewed externally via data export as a workaround.

RePose was a great way for me to get basic information on sleep position, as I am someone who suffers from periodic neck pain. This app is easy to use, theres great information within the app and on the Proximal Box website to get you started. I was definitely a bit skeptical of the ease and comfort of wearing my ipod touch, but it was far simpler than expected. As long as you arent a stomach sleeper, wearing your ipod or iphone should be pretty easy. The ipod fit in my money belt perfectly. I put it on, got the ipod set up with RePose, and went to sleep. In the morning I had a really nice little graph showing how I changed position during the night, and a summary of total time on each side and on my back. I did not use the alert feature since I really just wanted the information, so cannot comment on that, though the gradual increase in alarm volume seems like a great feature to help people change their sleep behavior. Definitely recommended for anyone with sleep problems, or for people who are just curious about how they sleep.

This is a really well thought out and implemented program. It will be useful to anyone who has a snoring problem from sleeping on his or her back. The information provided could be very important in the evaluation of sleep problems. The developer is very responsive to his customers; I wrote to him and made a suggestion and he responded almost immediately.

SomnoPose is well designed and easy to use. I was able to collect data at home over several weeks that gave more insight into a diagnosis of sleep apnea. This was a valuable supplement to a one night study in a sleep clinic. Its important to put your phone or iPod into airplane mode and reduce screen brightness while using this app, so as not to run down the battery overnight, but this is well documented.

Very disappointed that I paid for this app. I can not in any way interact with the app on my Apple Watch. Watch does not even see the app. I bought this app under the impression that you could wear the watch as the position monitor and receive the undesirable position alarms on watch. So far as I can tell this is not the case!

Apnea is worst when sleeping on your back. This app trained me in only a few nights to sleep on my side. My CPAP sleep score became 99 out of 100 as a result. Really great idea. Position monitoring devices cost about $400. This app does the job. Must leave somnopose as top program. Don't lock the iPhone. (don’t push side button when operating the app). And cover the proximity sensor (barely visible round dot next to iPhone receiver). The app allowed was export now so I’m able to compare positions with Apnea data. Very good.

Great for avoiding sleeping on your back if you have apnea.

SomnoPose is well designed and easy to use. I was able to collect data at home over several weeks that gave more insight into a diagnosis of sleep apnea. This was a valuable supplement to a one night study in a sleep clinic. It's important to put your phone or iPod into airplane mode and reduce screen brightness while using this app, so as not to run down the battery overnight, but this is well documented.

This is a really well thought out and implemented program. It will be useful to anyone who has a snoring problem from sleeping on his or her back. The information provided could be very important in the evaluation of sleep problems. The developer is very responsive to his customers; I wrote to him and made a suggestion and he responded almost immediately.

RePose was a great way for me to get basic information on sleep position, as I am someone who suffers from periodic neck pain. This app is easy to use, there's great information within the app and on the Proximal Box website to get you started. I was definitely a bit skeptical of the ease and comfort of wearing my ipod touch, but it was far simpler than expected. As long as you aren't a stomach sleeper, wearing your ipod or iphone should be pretty easy. The ipod fit in my money belt perfectly. I put it on, got the ipod set up with RePose, and went to sleep. In the morning I had a really nice little graph showing how I changed position during the night, and a summary of total time on each side and on my back. I did not use the alert feature since I really just wanted the information, so cannot comment on that, though the gradual increase in alarm volume seems like a great feature to help people change their sleep behavior. Definitely recommended for anyone with sleep problems, or for people who are just curious about how they sleep.