AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch for PC

★ ★ ★ AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch Overview

What is AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch? AutoSleep is an app that automatically tracks your sleep from your Apple Watch without the need to press any buttons. The app provides total privacy as it has no user analytics tracking, advertising plugins, 3rd party code, or data upload. AutoSleep works out how long you've slept using advanced heuristics, and it can track your sleep and quality even if you don't wear your Watch to bed. The app provides a simple setup wizard and an option to tweak if you are a very restless sleeper. AutoSleep also works with HeartWatch, a premier heart and activity monitoring app, and writes your sleep information to Apple Health.

Software Features and Description

1. If you wear your Apple Watch to bed*, AutoSleep will also analyse your sleep quality.

2. AutoSleep also works with HeartWatch our premier heart & activity monitoring app and writes your Sleep information to Apple Health.

3. Full integration with Sleep Stages from the Apple Sleep app, so you have the option to use the Apple Sleep app and view all the information in AutoSleep.

4. If you do not wear your Watch to bed, AutoSleep simply captures the amount of time sleeping.

5. Even if you don't wear your Watch to bed, AutoSleep can track your time in bed.

6. AutoSleep will track your sleep & quality and send you a notification in the morning.

7. By using time asleep, restlessness, time awake and heart rate it can score the quality of your sleep and provide you with a comprehensive nightly analysis.

8. As soon as you touch your iPhone or put your Watch back on in the morning then AutoSleep will know that you have finished sleeping.

9. If you DON'T wear your Watch to bed, then simply take your Watch off before you go to sleep.

10. Automatically track your sleep from your Apple Watch*.

11. AutoSleep provides a simple setup wizard and an option to tweak if you are a very restless sleeper.

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Download and install AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch	Get App ↲	56,090 4.72	Tantsissa

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch"
The search will reveal the AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch.
Now enjoy AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Tantsissa	4.72	6.11.2

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch" » then Click "Install".
- AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get $2.99 on Mac	Tantsissa	56090	4.72

Download on Android: Download Android

AutoSleep Track Sleep on Watch functions

- Automatic sleep tracking from your Apple Watch

- No buttons to press, even the Watch app is optional

- Total privacy with no user analytics tracking, advertising plugins, 3rd party code, or data upload

- Simple setup wizard and an option to tweak for restless sleepers

- Tracks sleep and quality even if you don't wear your Watch to bed

- Analyzes sleep quality using time asleep, restlessness, time awake, and heart rate

- Provides a comprehensive nightly analysis of your sleep

- Works with HeartWatch and writes sleep information to Apple Health

- Full integration with Sleep Stages from the Apple Sleep app

- No extra in-app purchases or subscriptions required

- Requires Apple Watch running Watch OS 4 or higher (WatchOS 5 recommended)

✔ Pros:

- Accurate sleep tracking with or without an Apple Watch

- Correlates phone screen time into sleep totals for more accurate tracking

- Uses heart rate declines, stillness, motion, and phone/watch activity to infer sleep quality

- Deep sleep measurement is a key indicator for how the user feels the next day

☹ Cons:

- UI is not user-friendly and could use an update

- Difficult to figure out all of the tabs and features inside the app

- Data keeps recording that the user falls asleep around 12am every night

Top Pcmac Reviews

Rather outstanding

By KingFlash (Pcmac user)

I’ve had several activity trackers over the decade. They have had their strengths and weaknesses. Up until now, the Jawbone UP3 was the best for sleep tracking. My Garmin Vivoactive HR was great for activity, but terrible for monitoring sleep. I finally gave in to the Apple Watch series 4, and love it, but am still surprised that they don’t outright offer sleep tracking. I have a varied schedule and work nights, so knowing how behind or on track with sleep is very difficult. I skeptically bought the the app triad of apps and have been amazed at their accuracy. The auto sleep detect has been right on. And I am impressed with the ability to distinguish deep sleep. I can tell when that is accurate as well... I’ve felt tired after 7 hours of sleep and the app shows I got no deep sleep. Conversely, I’ll make up for it with 6 or 7 hours of sleep and have 3 hours of deep sleep and I feel great. So I know it’s accurate. The breakdown of my averages of sleep and heart rate are very useful as well. It’s not perfect. I’ve taken naps in the late afternoon that it has missed. But overall, the accuracy is stunning. This is money extremely well-spent. It adds so much value to my Apple Watch for me. I can’t believe Apple has ignored this aspect of its health applications. But the app is about as good as it gets.
Simply the best Sleep App I’ve used

By shicaca44811 (Pcmac user)

I’ve used quite a few sleep apps over the last year or two and this is by far the best. You have two options - use it with an Apple Watch or without. If you don’t have a watch, the app correlates the data from when you plug your phone in vs unplugging it, but it also takes into effect when your phones screen is on and subtracts it from your total sleep hours! This is the first app I’ve ever seen do this! When you use it with your watch, if you turn it into “Theater Mode”, it gets really detailed information about your sleep and tells you when you were in different sleep levels, but with Theater mode all night it uses a whopping 2% battery. It still correlates phone screen time into sleep totals, and subtracts that from your sleep, so you get a much more accurate picture of how long and well you’ve slept. The only bad thing is you have to remember to charge the watch before you get to the point of being in bed. Probably my only gripe is I think metrics for heart correlation could maybe be broken down a bit more (average HR in REM, average in Deep Sleep, etc), but it does give graphs of where your HR attended out over time so that’s nice.
I want to love this app

By eastxcoast (Pcmac user)

This app could be great, but I just feel that it needs some work. I’m not sure why the UI is set up the way it is since it is not user-friendly at all. I would consider myself pretty “tech-savvy” and I have a hard time figuring out this app. The main display is fine, but I still feel it could use an update too. Trying to figure out all of the tabs and what everything inside the app does + how to use it is frustrating when it should be designed to be simple. For whatever reason my data keeps recording that I fall asleep right around 12am every night. This is not always the case, and I don’t touch my phone after I’m in bed, so the only reason why this could be happening could be from a noise app that has a timed shut off. I’m not sure why this would be triggering a phone movement but that’s the only thing that seems to make sense. This would all be fine if I could just edit the time I actually fell asleep, but again, the UI is so frustratingly bad on the edit tab that it seems impossible to do. You can only hit “less” or “more” sleep, but it doesn’t let you control where this is adding or taking away from. So if I add more then it starts counting the time I started working at my desk in the morning (when I was not moving). I would love to see an updated UI including easier to use controls within the app. I really really want to love this app but there are some things that need updating.
Great sleep tracker

By Memphis Willie (Pcmac user)

This is my third try at sleep tracking apps. This one finally met my expectations. Love the way it uses heart rate declines, stillness, motion, and phone/watch activity to infer if sleeping and overall quality of sleep. Prior apps I tried were easily fooled as long as I was very still. One night I couldn’t sleep and I was sitting quietly reading on my phone and it assumed I had a great nights rest. This apps “deep sleep” measurement is the key indicator for how I feel the next day. And, based on other reading, I believe the heart rate dropping throughout the night is a good indication of cortisol levels decreasing. So I monitor my eating/drinking habits to correlate to when I see good drops overall on heart rate throughout the night. By the way, I saw a comment by a reviewer complaining that you could not manually edit a night’s sleep. It is a little confusing to find the screen but once there you can edit start and stop times for the night’s sleep. They recommend you use tuning factors so it learns and does a better job which I have done. But out of a half year, I have found two or three nights where it mistook when I woke up and I manually adjusted. Thanks for a great app.