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Can’t wait for this feature! Thanks for working on it.
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Given the increasing focus on mental health, this should be a priority.
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Would something similar be possible from Google Fit, or Fitbit?
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Scott, you can vote for meditation time from Google Fit here: https://changemap.co/hellocode/exist/task/1608-meditation-time-from-google-fit/
And meditation time from Fitbit here: https://changemap.co/hellocode/exist/task/1653-meditation-time-from-fitbit/
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this is going to be major for me keeping a subscription. Mindfulness is probably a major influencer of mood along with exercise. If I can’t monitor this my reason for keeping going with exist is pretty low.
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This would be a good thing - because I would like to know how my meditation practice is changing my mood and my productivity
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If you’re looking to just track days you meditated rather than length, this is another that will be covered by tracking “meditation” as a tag in custom tracking.
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Understanding the impact of meditation on all the other things I am tracking would be a wonderfully valuable feature!
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I’m with Ed F on this one: really want to be able to correlate mindfulness practice with mood in a more reliable, automated way.
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While I get I can use meditation as a tag, I use meditation apps that work with HealthKit. So the data is just sitting there and it’s accurate. Seems like a shame for it to not get used in correlations or for it to be missed if I don’t remember to check it.
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This is so essential
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Can’t wait for this. Being able to correlate the actual amount of time I spend meditating – instead of just as a yes/no tag – to other parts of my mental and physical well-being would be so interesting.
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Big thing for me too. Anything I can do to help (coding / testing) just let me know…
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Essential!
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I currently use custom tags to keep track of this, it would be amazing if it could be added.
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This would be such fascinating data to add to the mix, specifically seeing how the amount of time spent meditating corresponds with sleep/mood/activity/productivity/etc!
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Quick update: this feature is currently in beta testing.