@deshraj_singh thank you! Planning on integrating all the wearables that's needed + importing data from pre-existing apps to make it seamless for users to change over!

@bryan_jordan props for working on an important problem. I definitely use some of the health trackers and I enjoy the big vision. More first impression thoughts here:

@frank_denbow amazing! Will watch now, thanks :)

@sentry_co thanks! We have a commitment to be the last health app you need so we plan on evolving Bright from a lifestyle focus to one that's clinical!

@bryan_jordan That's a great ambition to have. But we all know customers only switch from what they use today to something new like Bright, if they can clearly understand what makes your app different. So my question remains. Why should I switch from the built in health app that apple provides to bright?

@sentry_co why pay for 10 different subscriptions when you can pay for one?

@bryan_jordan Fair enough. Im unable to understand what bright has that the native apple health app doesn't have? If it really replaces 10 apps, It would be beneficial to see a compare chart with competitors. So that customers can easily understand why they should adopt Bright. It's not easy to understand why from the website alone.

Here's the response I received from the Bright team: ------------------------------------------------- Hey Brad, KJ from the Bright team here. Thanks for your message. Unfortunately, we cannot provide refunds based on a change of mind. If you've bought the early access version for TestFlight, you will have lifetime access to Bright. In the coming days, we will be fixing any issues or problems you may have encountered. The app will receive feature updates up till our official launch in June. This includes features like recovery, stress, and exertion scores. You can find out all about our future releases on our roadmap here -> https://roadmap.thebrightapp.xyz... Do let me know if you have any further questions! Cheers KJ ------------------------------------------------- I'm shocked by this response. In this day and age, you rarely come across a software company that refuses to refund, particularly in a situation where they can easily disable the app by removing the customer's access in TestFlight. Also, my reason for requesting a refund was not because I simply "changed my mind". It was because the app failed to meet my expectations. Their assurances that they will fix whatever issues I encountered completely misses the point. Fundamentally, I don't see the point of this app. One may question why I purchased an app for which I didn't see the point, but\ without trying it out first, you have no way of knowing what its capabilities are. BUYER BEWARE!

@copyfrog thank you very much!

@kingdomfitness will be enabling a client like interface in the coming months so clients can stream their data to a professional!

@bryan_jordan, that's excellent. Please keep us in mind as you move forward. We would love to have an app like this for our business.

@jgani thanks for your message! We use an in-house machine learning model to generate over 100m nutrition profiles + in the future we'd like to further leverage ML to create more hyper-personalised guidance and eventually accredited medical support.

@bradydowling yes agreed, this is realistically the fastest way. I expect we’ll be supporting this in the coming weeks once all the core user flows are stabilised.

@getedwix android will be available by end of the year!

@getedwix +1, will it be available for Android users ?

@anna_0x I think right now it just pulls data from other apps but in the future they plan to track them as well using their own app.

@bryantchen hey thanks for your message! Currently works with anything connected to Apple Health. We’ll be integrating direct connections with Whoop, Garmin, Fitbit etc in the following weeks.

@harsh_kang Thank you very much! Initial target market = health professionals; either those with certifications or they priortise health as the single-most important aspect of their life. Once we get their tick of approval, we believe that validates the product to then generally market it to the everyday user. We want to be the last health app you need but first need to make sure we're technically correct, and then expand accessibility.

@dadtoor thanks for your message! We enable activity/energy tracking, sleep stage data, meal logging and heart monitoring statistics like HRV, RHR etc. We support anything that's can be currently integrated with Apple Health eg. Apple Watch, Whoop, Garmin etc. We'll be creating direct integrations in the future. Users can import data from MyFitnessPal, MacroFactor, Cronometer and LoseIt.

@french_ninja thanks! Currently connects to Apple Health but will in the next few weeks/before App Store release we'll be creating direct links with Garmin, Whoop, Fitbit, Oura etc.

@wickedmishra thank you!

@priya_choudhury2 thank you!

@jayden_matthews @kean_jzun_khoo @rohit8x Thank you so much! Means a lot, have been working on this for a while!

@suijkerwerk thank you! Still have a bit to go to finalise the launch version of Bright but I think Lifetime Access in exchange for helping debug Bright is a fair trade.

@oleksandra_vasiukhnyk hey yes it does! We make sure each user is recommended what best suits their lifestyle/health preferences!