John Reilly

So there wasn't loads of kind of information you had to type in.

You're already having a conversation with Google's AI, kind of Google's health coach, powered by probably Gemini and their AI platform.

But

I think anyone that picks up this device will get three months, if I'm correct, of the Google Health premium plan, which is kind of a 10-hour month, but you'll get three months free.

And then that kind of, as you said, lets you kind of set out the stalls of what you want to achieve with this.

Do you want better sleep?

Do you want a three-hour marathon or whatever madness you want to be carrying out?

Me, a lot more reserved.

I just said I want to sleep through the night, which sounds like a small, but that's with a 10-month-old daughter as well.

But that's my own grievances.

You know, I thought it was pretty painless.

As you said, then it sets you into a kind of an early version of what Google are trying to achieve with their health app.

There is probably room for improvement.

And I know you commented on your Instagram story that you're not really blown away by its kind of functionality, its layout and the way they kind of displays the information to you.

But I know Google have just come out in the last couple of days saying that they are going to tighten things up.

They're going to use visuals a lot more in terms of that kind of Google app.

coaching section that kind of breaks down, look, you did this last night, we recommend this today.

It's quite text heavy.

I think they're going to refine that.

So I'm looking forward to seeing how this develops.