Keybuild vs Sleep When I Sleep Usage & Stats

Build your own keyboard! Touchscreen keyboards don't need to be one-size-fits-all, so let's change that! With Keybuild, you choose the layout, the keys, everything. Keys can be set up to type whatever you want! Letters, greek letters (ɑ, β, ɣ), maths symbols (π, ∫, ∑), arrows (↑→↓←), or even your favourite emoji can be added and organised depending on your needs. Create multiple ‘panes’, each containing keys arranged using a stack-based layout, and switch between them with either an automatic menu, or direct links. Add a small number row to your Qwerty keyboard, or have a try using Azerty or Colemak layouts. Build a keyboard that can keep up with your maths-heavy university course, or specialist profession. Or just make a dashboard for your favourite emoji. Or do all that and more, it's up to you! This app does its best to supports VoiceOver, and accessibility APIs. Technical note: This app is 99% SwiftUI, which is as close as you can get while we wait for the ‘SwiftUI Lifecycle’ to come to Custom Keyboard Extensions! SwiftUI powers this app's advanced functionality, as well as some of its more unusual bugs. :) Disclaimer: This iPad app is available on Apple Silicon Macs, but macOS currently does not support keyboard extensions. Still waiting for that tablet Mac!

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Sleep When I Sleep

Audiobook & podcast users know that it is almost impossible to find your place once you have fallen asleep and play has continued. SWIS – Sleep when I sleep. Here is what you will love about SWIS for iOS: It is so easy to use. SWIS alerts you that you are falling asleep & if not dismissed will pause audio playback making it easier to find where you left off in a story or podcast. SWIS detects that you are falling asleep & sends you an alert through the watch. We recommend that you stop audio playback when alerted. However, should you feel that you are not falling asleep and dismiss it the App will reset at a less sensitive level and alert you should it again detect sleep. SWIS uses health data from your Apple Watch to determine that you are falling asleep. For accuracy, this data updates throughout the day. Simply open SWIS on your watch when you are listening to audio and press Start. When alerted or when finished press Stop. Apple Watch required. DO NOT RELY ON SWIS TO ALERT YOU THAT YOU MAY BE FALLING ASLEEP WHEN DRIVING. Apple standard Terms of use apply and can be found at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/