FatigueSense app

[Dolphin]

An ME group I'm connected with got this email tonight.
I don't know anything about it but perhaps it might be of interest to somebody or people can research it and report their thoughts.


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I hope you are well.

I am reaching out to share the upcoming open beta launch of FatigueSense, a free AI-powered fatigue monitoring and management app designed to support individuals living with chronic conditions where fatigue is a significant symptom.

FatigueSense works with widely used wearable devices to analyse physiological data such as heart rate, sleep, and activity patterns. The app then provides personalised insights to help users better understand and manage their daily energy levels. Importantly, users do not need to purchase a specific device in most cases, as the app now supports a broader range of smartwatches, particularly for iOS users, alongside Fitbit integration on Android.

The project is grounded in longitudinal digital health research and aims to make fatigue tracking more objective, accessible, and practical in real-world settings. The open beta version is free to join, and we are inviting individuals and patient communities who may be interested in testing the app and providing feedback.

If this may be relevant to your members, I would greatly appreciate it if you could share it within your network. More information and sign-up details are available at:

www.fatiguesense.com

Thank you for your time, and please feel free to reach out if you would like any additional information.

Kind regards,

<name>

Phd researcher in digital heatlh

Newcastle University

 

[Utsikt]

From the website:

Predicts Your Fatigue​

Our AI analyses your sleep, heart rate variability, steps, and activity patterns to predict how you'll feel before you feel it.

Paces Your Day​

Get a personalised activity budget each morning. Know when to push, when to rest, and avoid the boom-and-bust cycle.

Learns YOUR Patterns​

FatigueSense builds a personal profile unique to you. Your baselines, your triggers, your thresholds and not population averages.

It looks they’ve adopted some of the BACME-style language. To my mind, there is nothing here to indicate that it has any relevance for pwME/CFS.

 

[Eleanor]

"AI"-generated text that creates a superficial impression of authoritativeness based on nothing.

Sick people deserve so much better than being patronised like this.