Bedside ZeoViewer Compatible with SleepyHead

I used my bedside Zeo for about five months.
I wonder where I put it, and what it's worth.

chunkyfrog wrote:and what it's worth.

http://www.amazon.com/Zeo-Model-ZEOBP01 ... eo+bedside

Jay Aitchsee wrote:See the thread: https://forum.quantifiedself.com/t/zeoc ... -pro/2197/
It looks like CyberMike's app for Zeo Mobile is now compatible with SleepyHead

that's very cool, expands the ability for people to get a peek into what their head is doing while asleep

speaking of zeos, while looking at ebay to see what android ones were going for, I spotted this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/WASHABLE-Zeo-Sl ... SwubRXNkVx

palerider wrote:speaking of zeos, while looking at ebay to see what android ones were going for, I spotted this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/WASHABLE-Zeo-Sl ... SwubRXNkVx

Interesting, I wonder if those are some Ted (wilsonintexas) made? Fortunately, I was able to stock pile a bunch of sensors as Zeo was going under, so I won't need any for a while. I don't use mine much any more. It tells me what I know: often my sleep is fragmented, I don't get enough deep and I will feel lousy. No need to keep checking it. Kind of like AHI, If I feel lousy, it's likely above 1.0 with CA's and flow disturbances, no need to check it, either.

The mobile app does looks cool, though. If I had a Zeo mobile, I'd definitely want to try it out.