1) I’ve been having issues getting it to register sleep data. I’ve found that to see the data from the night before, I have to delete the app and data from my phone, and reinstall it. This works about 85% of the time. Syncing the data from the app’s Home Screen does not work, neither does removing the ring from the app, and connecting them back together.2) it records what it calls “nap” times as having the incorrect time…it records it as being 13hrs behind (ex: I nap from 3:30pm to 3:45pm, it records the time as 2:30am to 2:45am), and there is no way to correct it.3) it records random steps and calories burned, messing up my actual data in my apple health app.4) this is a new one, but even though I have the app connected to apple health, it is not pulling in data stored there.

I needed blood pressure monitoring and the ellurify ring was the only one I could find. App tracks stuff but there are a couple things that need addressing:1. The app sync is slow, and doesn’t really let you know when it’s REALLY done syncing. The tiny blue bar goes away but if you click too fast the app says you can’t. 2. This is a semi critical item imo: once a day, most likely upon initial sync, the first Blood Oxygen record is added to the rest of the data in iPhone as it should be. Only one record is required yet the duplication of that record appears to be growing exponentially. When I noticed it was 516 records duplicated, yesterday it was 200+. It would be great if that could be fixed.

I love how user friendly the app is. It does need the option for women to enter in their own cycle information. Otherwise, stop advertising as cycle tracking because it really doesn’t track anything. That’s just a check the box statement. Another big thing is the ring doesn’t continue to track my sleep if I get up to go to the bathroom, let my dog outside and come back to sleep after, take a nap, etc. It only logs the sleep I had in the first stretch and that’s it. It kind of makes it a little redundant

I bought this ring because I wanted to be able to track changes in my cycle as I am nearing the perimenopause phase. It would be great if you could actually mark the date your period starts each month vs. hoping the app gets it right. Some of us are in a season of fluctuations and our bodies are holding to a normal cycle schedule. Other than that, everything else seems to be pretty good. I would like for it to explain the rationale behind rating the sleep timing as poor or good.