Somfit

Compumedics Ltd

About this app

The Somfit app is used with the Somfit device to record your sleep overnight.

To get started, the Somfit app scans the QR code given to you by your healthcare provider. The Somfit app uses Bluetooth to connect to the Somfit device, and phone storage to securely store data during use. Once your overnight study has finished it uploads results to your healthcare provider.

The Somfit app requires access to your camera and phone files to provide the best user experience. The camera is used to scan a QR code during device setup, while file access is necessary for storing device data until it can be transferred. The Bluetooth location permission is needed to communicate with the Somfit device. We understand that granting permissions can be a concern, but rest assured that your privacy and      security are our top priorities. We only access the minimum necessary information to provide you with the best possible service.

Please see https://www.compumedics.com.au for more information.

Ratings and reviews

I downloaded the app and followed the prompts to a T. Once I tried to connect the machine to the APP and vice versa neither one worked the way it should have. The app told me that there was a bug so I uninstalled it and redownloaded it again. The app still didn't work. The app would not connect to the machine no matter how many times I've uninstalled it and installed it again. It was a big waste of time. I was better off getting the sleep study test down in house versus at home.

absolutely rubbish app. It froze on a screen that said it couldn't connect to the Bluetooth sleep device and wouldnt get off that screen. Later the pharmacist told me it had recorded a bunch of stops and restarts that never happened

I paid $130 for the Somfit sleep test, followed every single instruction carefully, kept the sensor next to my phone all night, and the app indicated it was recording. The chemist then said the recording “kept stopping and starting” and that I would need to pay an additional $35 to repeat the test. If the system is so fragile that minor connectivity fluctuations invalidate the entire study, that is a technology limitation-not a patient failure. Expecting customers to cover that cost is appalling