Eclipse Yourself

Eclipse Yourself

By Tantsissa

  • Category: Health & Fitness
  • Release Date: 2023-08-31
  • Current Version: 1.11
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 9.29 MB
  • Developer: Tantsissa
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 15.5
Score: 4.47619
4.47619
From 336 Ratings

Description

Eclipse empowers users to understand their individual health journey by monitoring the core health pillars of activity, recovery and readiness. Health monitoring is so much more than tracking numbers and scores. The true value is understanding your balance at a glance. QUALITY GUARANTEED · From the makers of world leading apps AutoSleep & HeartWatch, this is the one app that brings all our expertise together - designed to unlock the true power of your Apple Watch. · Eclipse Yourself has been developed and used by professional sports for years. What was once only available for athletes, has been crafted into a tool for everyone to help enhance your fitness levels, optimise your sleep, and assess your mental and physical readiness. ACTIVITY - “Are you in your optimal zone, doing too much activity or too little?” · Regardless of your health goals, everyone has an optimal zone to keep their activity in balance. Eclipse use's this activity data to display a personalised 'Road to Success', so you can see if you are in the optimal zone by building fitness, maintaining, potentially over reaching or even not doing enough. RECOVERY - “Are you at peak recovery based on your body's needs?” · Understand the power of sleep and the link to better overall health. Each time we sleep our body recovers, however the quality of our recovery varies. · Eclipse use's the most important sleep metrics to display a personalised 'Peak Recovery' visual to keep your recovery in balance. · Recovery requires sleep data from the Apple Sleep app or AutoSleep app. READINESS - “Are you ready to perform at your best?” · Readiness can monitor physical fatigue and mental stress, giving insights on when you are ready to perform, and when you should consider your options, such as warning signs for sickness. · Eclipse use's this data to display a personalised 'Readiness Sunrise' visual to keep your readiness in balance. · Readiness requires sleep data from the Apple Sleep app or AutoSleep app. SHARE - "Share your activity levels, recovery status and readiness with other users" · The most advanced fully integrated Apple Watch sharing platform across groups and squads. · Compatible on both iPhone and iPad. · View up to 6 months of data with trends and analysis. · Sharing permissions allow users to nominate what data they wish to share. · Secure sharing using your personal iCloud (total privacy and control). · Setup custom groups and apply filters and views to better monitor your group. · Sharing is part of the 'Eclipse Yourself + Share' subscription. Sharing is not required for individuals monitoring just their own Eclipse. · Requires available iCloud storage. DISCOVER YOURSELF - "Unique functions and insights" · Widgets for your iPhone. · Post workout questionnaire. · Daily wellness survey. · Watch app & complications. · Heart rate variability (HRV). · Sleep duration, fatigue & heart rate. · Flag injuries & illness. · Workout intensity. · Respiration rate. · Waking pulse. · Training load. · Blood oxygen. · Exports. · Wrist temperature variance. · Mental readiness. · 7 day and 28 day trends. · Personal bests. · Pace and distance. · Charts and quad graphs. · Effort comparisons. · Plus much more. FAMILY SHARING INCLUDED SUBSCRIPTIONS & TERMS · Eclipse Yourself is free to download. Ongoing use requires an active subscription, available on a monthly or yearly basis. · You can subscribe and pay on the App Store, using your Apple ID. Payment will be charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. · Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. · Subscriptions and auto-renew can be managed by the user by going to the App Store 'Manage Subscriptions' settings page. · Read our Privacy Policy and User Terms: https://eclipse.tantsissa.com/support/privacy

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Reviews

  • Loaded with Info

    5
    By bobyopete
    It’s got so much info that it takes some study to understand it. But that’s what you want!
  • Underwhelming

    2
    By ElJefeTX
    Unlike AutoSleep and HeartWatch, this app is quite underwhelming. Interestingly, this is also the Dev's venture into a subscription based revenue model vs. one time purchase. It's difficult for Dev's across the board to see the bigger picture when looking at the prospect of ongoing subscription based revenue, especially if investors are involved. However, marketing studies show (and I am a marketing exec) the consumer's growing distaste for subscription based models and their felt need for alternatives. Dev's that understand this and offer alternatives will attract the increasing number of users looking minimize their outflow to subscription based services and products. Unfortunately, most devs have gotten away from releasing new versions of an app that require a new purchase, often discounted for users upgrading from a previous version, allows the devs to generate revenue from new and existing, while creating brand loyalty by rewarding existing users with an upgrade discount. Admittedly, that would be a shift in mindset for mobile app users, but it's not unprecedented and users will adapt when faced with subscription based alternatives.
  • Wonderful

    5
    By tamatoot
    I love this app! It does what it says it will do. And it is pretty accurate in its results. I bought it for the year I liked it so much!! Thank you!
  • Eclipse, a Tool in my Healthy Toolbox

    5
    By Pebeketo
    Everyday my day begins with how I prepared my body the day before. Eclipse helps me to make SMART choices to guide me in getting the most and giving the most I can to the people, events and places I encounter each day. I have coronary artery disease and atrial fibrillation that have challenged me to be more AWARE of my heart. Eclipse is a true gift and guide as I navigate my health issues during these twilight years! Thank you for this application.
  • Slow to appreciate but the entire scope is great

    5
    By mojosmimi
    I took to this app very slowly but over some time I learned to appreciate its balancing act and how it worked. It is very helpful to understand how the three factors work together to promote and improve a balanced life. It’s very satisfying to reach the ‘everything is in balance’ today. I do try and check it daily and I appreciate and like the music used for wake ups. It’s that wonderful alarm music. And the app works! It has improved my sleep and how I enter the day and keep my attitude positive.
  • Detailed and informative

    5
    By RVR57
    The app is quite detailed and definitely informative. I’m learning more about myself every month I use it and I’ve been using it for the past year! I’m finding it accurately displays information regarding my readiness and recovery! This gives me a good idea whether I should rest for the day, go easy or push hard. The more I study the app results the more I learn about my limits and timing. I look forward to future update updates to this app.
  • Wonderful app, but can be confusing

    4
    By sgmiller
    After using all of the competitor apps in this space, I have come back here. The major reason is the wonderful partnership with the king of sleep, tracker apps-AutoSleep. All of the other apps more or less forced me to use Apple sleep tracking for them to work properly and that has never worked for me whereas AutoSleep does everything I need it to do. If I have one criticism, it's the learning curve that it takes to figure out how this app works, and the interface which I must say is a bit busy and kind of confusing at times. If the interface was just a bit more polished, I would have no problem giving it five stars. I particularly like the whole "eclipse" game gamification concept as well as the activity path.
  • Eclipse app

    5
    By Mustafa A Akbar
    It is a great app integrate good with Apple Health app
  • Realistic

    4
    By Mgjack72
    Some interesting information with some beneficial information on improvement of self. Some areas need a little help in suggestions, eg. not everyone can meditate effectively, but overall goo to know information.
  • App needs work

    2
    By kevinonappstore
    Power user here. I workout daily with a mix of strength, cardio, walking and yoga workouts and take my metrics seriously. This app has a neat concept but it currently has some glaring bugs and shortcomings in its UI. Some obvious ones that I noticed during my 7-day trial are listed below but the app is full of such bizarre things. (1) Recovery calculation uses the previous day’s fatigue (before last night's sleep). Shouldn’t TODAY’s recovery use the balance fatigue *after* I have completed last night’s sleep? Perhaps there is a science-y research-y reason for this, but it just doesn’t make sense to me and isn’t explained anywhere either. (2) Under Insights, the graph showing history is labeled ‘7D Trend’ even if it is showing 14/28/90 days or 6 months of data. (3) In the interval breakdown under Insights, the intervals have strange boundaries. For me, ‘By Bedtime’ has intervals 21:06-21:46, 21:46-22:16, … ‘By Activity’ has intervals 767-876, 876-986, … Why can’t they use round numbers as boundaries? Why can’t my bedtimes be grouped into 21:00-21:45, 21:45-22:30 and so on, and activity into 750-850, 850-900, etc. How is this an intuitive UI? I don’t even have the option to change the intervals to round numbers in settings. (4) In 6-month quads for exercises, Functional strength training and Traditional strength training are both grouped into ‘Weights’. Why is this? They are different workouts. One uses body weight and the other is resistance training. Why don’t I have the option to view them separately? Indoor and outdoor walks are similarly different workouts with different terrain and conditions. Why group them into a generic ‘Walking’ exercise? (5) In 6-month quads for exercises, only the average values on each axis is shown as a dotted line. I have no idea what the minimum and maximum values on the graph are. Does the duration start at 0:00? I don’t know. Are those two clusters of walking workouts 50 cals/hr apart or 100 cals/hr. Absolutely no way to tell! Would it hurt to at least label the endpoints of the axes? Can they at least add major and minor ticks to the axes? These aren’t hidden or niche edge-case issues. These are the primary set of metrics about activity and workouts shown to the user. The app has been out for almost a year now and there has been plenty of time to fix some of these issues. The insights feature in update 1.11 shipped with bugs (2) and (3) above. How did nobody on their team point these things out before releasing the update? Are they not doing any internal testing whatsoever? They put so much effort into marketing the app. I love using Heartwatch and Auto-sleep and appreciate the effort that was put into those apps over the years. With this app it seems that the focus has shifted to monetization above all else. I absolutely don’t mind paying a small subscription for an app given how important fitness is to me, but at least give me a polished product for the money I am paying. Will give this app another try in a year or so, but I cannot recommend it in its current state.

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