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SleepScore’s main flaw is that it only works with iPhone 6 and higher and a limited number of Android phones.

For $50 a year (or $6 per month), SleepScore tracks and records your sleep reasonably accurately for the long term and helps you create a path toward improvement. The free version provides general sleep advice and a record of your sleep for seven days at a time. It also provides more detailed sleep-stage data than most other apps, and in our tests, its smart alarm did a pretty good job of waking us up slowly, so we felt less groggy. It allows you to set sleep goals and gives actionable advice for reaching them. If you have an iPhone or a compatible Android phone, we think sleep cycle app (iOS, Android) will do the best job of helping you improve your sleep.

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