I've always thought it's weird that health apps collect years of your data, but you rarely feel like it actually belongs to you.

You spend months building a history of your sleep, activity, and habits, yet most apps treat you like a user instead of an owner.
That's one of the reasons I started paying more attention to Sleepagotchi.
They're not just trying to gamify sleep. They're building around the idea that your health data should have value, stay connected to you, and become more useful over time.
It's a very different direction from the typical "track your sleep and here's a graph" approach.
Curious to see where they take it next.
@sleepagotchi