Casey Liss

Yeah, maybe you should try a case. A case might be your popsocket that's not a popsocket.

I don't like the rumply leather. Oh, yeah. It's textured. Yeah, it looks like lizard skin or whatever. Yeah.

I don't like the rumply leather. Oh, yeah. It's textured. Yeah, it looks like lizard skin or whatever. Yeah.

Just write down every day when you go to bed, the time you went to bed, and any notes, any tags, you just write them as words with commas between them. And then if you ever want to look at, like, honestly, this really still reminds me of Exist.io stuff. Like, I'm lighter when I eat sausage. Or, you know, like, I don't know. I take more steps when I'm at the beach.

Just write down every day when you go to bed, the time you went to bed, and any notes, any tags, you just write them as words with commas between them. And then if you ever want to look at, like, honestly, this really still reminds me of Exist.io stuff. Like, I'm lighter when I eat sausage. Or, you know, like, I don't know. I take more steps when I'm at the beach.

Like, I don't know what you're hoping to get from this, huh? So on this, the number of data points I have is five. And out of those, it says inconclusive. When I eat a big meal, sometimes I sleep well and sometimes I don't. Like, what are you...

Like, I don't know what you're hoping to get from this, huh? So on this, the number of data points I have is five. And out of those, it says inconclusive. When I eat a big meal, sometimes I sleep well and sometimes I don't. Like, what are you...

You're hoping to get actionable information out of this, but I feel like your data set is going to be too small for you to get actionable information unless there's something really obvious. And if there's something really obvious, you don't need an app to tell you, when I eat spicy food, I get heartburn. I'll tell you that now. When you eat spicy food, you get heartburn. So just use notes.

You're hoping to get actionable information out of this, but I feel like your data set is going to be too small for you to get actionable information unless there's something really obvious. And if there's something really obvious, you don't need an app to tell you, when I eat spicy food, I get heartburn. I'll tell you that now. When you eat spicy food, you get heartburn. So just use notes.

Write it down. You've got your app right there. And then you can scroll back through those notes and look for patterns. And if you say, well, it's really hard to find patterns in these notes. I wish an app could do it for me. The app's not going to do any better. It's not a pattern that you can see.

Write it down. You've got your app right there. And then you can scroll back through those notes and look for patterns. And if you say, well, it's really hard to find patterns in these notes. I wish an app could do it for me. The app's not going to do any better. It's not a pattern that you can see.

You can write a little program that reads your notes and tries to do some sort of statistical analysis, but you'll find out you have too few data points and it's just noise.

You can write a little program that reads your notes and tries to do some sort of statistical analysis, but you'll find out you have too few data points and it's just noise.

You've only been talking about the actions you would take with the app, which is when I go to bed, I note this, I note this, I note how my sleep was, I tag it with things I did. But then what's step three? Like, say you had an app that did that. Presumably you're not entering this information just for the hell of it. You want some the app or you or something to do something.

You've only been talking about the actions you would take with the app, which is when I go to bed, I note this, I note this, I note how my sleep was, I tag it with things I did. But then what's step three? Like, say you had an app that did that. Presumably you're not entering this information just for the hell of it. You want some the app or you or something to do something.

That's the I feel like the hard part. What happens after you have a tag my sleep app and you tag your sleep for a year? Then what happens?

That's the I feel like the hard part. What happens after you have a tag my sleep app and you tag your sleep for a year? Then what happens?

And the .io domain might be going away.

And the .io domain might be going away.

A little bit, except you talked me out of something. That's what we're supposed to do. And my thing, it was talking me out of something. It was successful. I didn't do it.