For HN users with health wearables (Apple Watch, Oura, Whoop, Garmin, Withings etc.):

1. What frustrates you most about your current health tracking experience?

2. What would make your wearable data actually useful for improving health outcomes?

3. Do you use any tools/services that successfully bridge this gap?

For some more background: longtime founder & HN user. I'm exploring this space with my cofounder @smock after selling our previous startup to Spotify and getting a little more time to focus on my health. Still early on the journey but loving it so far.

Thanks in advance for any and all help!

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We do fine as a family and have to make compromises I couldn’t have imagined making prior to having kids, but it’s totally worth it.

This type of experience isn’t universal but doesn’t require massive wealth.

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Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16967774

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I do understand that iTunes is dealing with a long history of development, and that it has to support lots of use cases that probably explain a lot of the rough edges — I even allude to that in my post.

It's amazing that I can still use my decade-old iPod Shuffle with iTunes at all -- that must be a lot of work. But so much has changed since then, and iTunes as an Apple Music client is a genuinely frustrating experience.

I don't expect software to be perfect. But I want iTunes to be better than it is. I'm paying $10/mo for Apple Music, which actually has an incredible library and editorial playlists... they're just nearly impossible to find.

I'd love to have an amazing Apple Music experience that doesn't also need to manage podcasts, TV shows, audiobooks, and almost 2 decades of music players.