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Before you install the app, know that it’s not a perfect solution. Ahorinta explains 404media<\/em>: :<\/p>\n\nAt the moment, my application is missing some features of Ora. For example, women’s health, symptom radar, and short front-page text about sleep and preparation are features that would require reverse engineering. Additionally, features like recording your workout heart rate and adding tags require a subscription. But beyond that, my application can be used to look at the same data points that Ora does.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
One thing that’s worth pointing out is that the GitHub page lists Cloud as a contributor. Suggesting that Ahorinta has created the app with the help of AI. So if you have any issues using a Vibe-coded app, you may want to avoid it.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Ahorinta said, “I hope that other people will also contribute to this project and fix my bugs and the poor design choices I made.” “I believe these types of workaround applications could be created for any other wearable devices that have subscriptions that gatekeeper certain pieces of data.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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