[miketery]

Congrats on the launch, and great space to be in.

How are you different then something like Lofta?

I tried signing up to use Lofta recently, but dropped off once they wanted me to sign some documents and I felt like it was no longer a simple test, but I was in a relationship with this provider, so I dropped off. Do you know if this due to regulations? (Edit: I recall now, I didn't want to chat to a doctor).

I'd love if this was as easy as sleep tracking with an Apple watch and SleepWatch app (got me to reduce my drinking considerably).

[adora]

I used Lofta. They were much more interested in selling me their CPAP machines than explaining the results to me. (I was so borderline, CPAP would not be the first treatment anyone would recommend.)

[polalavik]

I had the same experience - it almost seemed like they didn't actually care what my results were. It seemed like a big front for a sales pitch. My other problem with lofta and OPs product is its a disposable one night thing. The night I did my lofta I slept like shit - tossing and turning, got so little sleep my lofta wouldn't let me end the session so I had to sit awake with it on. These tests shouldnt be one night things! They should accumulate the data over a week or so.

[maxgreenfeld]

We're looking to support the full range of treatment options including CPAP alternatives. Our goal is to offer convenient care, and we'll be adding asynchronous options to streamline the process whenever possible.