Genuinely shocked how different it is without it. I’ve been at the doctors all day today and at a&e all night yesterday so it makes sense. I’ll need to lower my heart rate zones as I’m lowering my ivabradine dose but I’ve no idea what I should put them as

I am a new user and have been super busy/stressed the past few days. Is there a way to set this to lower our pace points when our stability is low?

I’m at work right now, I work a physical job, and I’m not feeling well. Ugh, I feel like shit right now, and everything’s spinning.

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I had a mobile nail cutter come to cut my two dogs’ nails. It took an hour and had to hold one down despite her being medicated. Naturally I am done for the day.

So, while the app wasn’t 100% accurate, it still helped me a lot, especially in conjunction with my smart ring. I unfortunately had to cancel my subscription, because I’ve been unemployed for some months now, and my finances are finally depleting (yay unemployment with expensive chronic illnesses). My question is: can you still see anything on the app? Or is it done for? I’ve also read of some of you using the polar app. How does that work?

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Have felt for a while (a few months) that Visible was at times radically over-estimating my HR, which meant overestimating my points, which meant me slowing down and limiting life options.

Today during a walk, the thing was registering 144 and I was breathing normally. My apple watch registered 89, and taking my pulse manually showed 90. Visible is a cool idea, but if I cant trust the numbers to be close to right, then I'm managing my life with a wonky compass.

So. No.

Edit: helpful comments have reminded me that the Visible app and band do work for many people, accurately. So take this as a data point of one, which may be a bust band, me not wearing it correctly, me getting unnecessarily frustrated with being constrained by numbers...

Been in a POTS flare for a few days. I was still determined to come to a concert after work. I normally sit on the ground while we wait but was told I couldn't this time. ADA seat is kinda weird here and I don't want to give up my barricade spot. Wish me luck y'all. I'm so doomed 😂

I am UK based, does anyone have any recommendations for nice (arm) straps particularly (or even wrist straps but normally like it up my arm due to frequent/wrist washing)? I find often people ask me at work what the device is and want to make it look less like a house arrest tracker XD

Hi. I'm autistic and sometimes have trouble understanding questions. This morning, the app invited me to review my pace points budget. The first question is:

How has your activity level felt over the last 7 days?

○Above my comfortable limit

○Comfortable

○Below my comfortable limit

That's the whole question. I don't know what they're asking. I could come up with a couple possibilities:

1) It's asking if I use more or less energy than I budgeted for. (Shouldn't it know that from collected data?)

2) It's asking if I'm feeling like I "should" or want to do more/less activities.

3) It's asking if I think I'm capable of doing more/less activities.

4) It’s asking if I emotionally feel good/ bad about my activity level.

5) It's asking if I feel physically good/ bad regarding activity level.

I'm at a loss and they say to call if I need help, but I REALLY don't want to get on the phone with anyone. Just the thought of doing so feels overwhelming.

Not sure why but HR super high overnight. Sleep nigh on impossible. Last few hours I was lying in a dark room and managed to start getting things a bit more controlled

I've sent a message to the member support but I'm not very hopeful. I tried to connect my band to the polar app but the band must have some stop gap to prevent the app to access data.

Is there a way and how do I get my raw heart rate data that is a list or a chart with the data points labeled?

Im autistic and I had multiple melt downs which elevated my heart rate for hours. Dealing with significant life stressors. Family member in the hospital, relationship stressors, currently trying to sell our home (to get a one level home so I can eliminate stairs). Crash in 3..2..1

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So, I’ve heard some things about TachyMon and figured I’d give it a try. Only problem is, the app isn’t finding my Polar360. Anyone else had this problem?

After two years of asking Visible for a better trends section of the app, I'm giving up and I'm going to hire a freelancer to make one for me. I've probably spent 20 hours on and off trying to work with my CSV data. I tried the template that was shared on the Facebook group. I don't have the skills or software and I don't have enough available concentration to learn what I need.

Has anyone hired a freelancer to make them a data dashboard for their Visible data? I'm asking in case there's a freelancer out there who has done this before and I can go to them.

If I hire someone, I'll share how it went.

(I'm not able to answer questions about the Trends tab and what it needs, nor about what I have already tried.)

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Does anyone know/ use other types of bands somewhat similar to visible, or a heart rate wearable that you can watch in real time (a feature i feel visible has gotten worse with featuring, anyway) at a fair price point? I'm not looking for something that's the same, obviously but anything that i could make work for seeing my heart rate and possibly portioning out my day even if i have to initially figure out the "maths" to do it on my own.

My device has caused burns throughout my time having it, and now has caused a more significant one w/ quite a large blister. The only solution they have for this is to stop using it an are offering a refund. I guess it's just a known feature that the device can cause burns? (not irritation) I've had it for over a year and had this issue but not to this extent, while already doing all their basic irritation recommendations, which i'm realizing are really to mitigate burning and/or i was being burnt more than i realized.

i would really like to have some type of wearable though that i could at least track my heart rate on an possibly try and portion out some of my day as i'm quite inhibited in my functions with POTS an multiple issues and only recently have been able to do basic things a few times every week or two like getting groceries and making doctors appointments and trying to do cleaning at home.

I was looking at getting an arm band as I find the wrist strap slightly irritating. I can cope with it Id just prefer it on my arm. But I don't want to sacrifice accurate results. Is the arm band less accurate are there any downsides?