Frequently asked questions

1. Force stop the app

In general, the easiest way to fix an app that keeps crashing with an error is to force stop it and open it again. To do this:

Go to Settings > Apps and notifications > See all apps and tap on Sleep Restore > Tap on ‘Force

stop’

Now try opening the app again and see if it works

2. Try clearing the app cache and data

Follow these steps to do so:

Go to Settings > Apps and notifications > See all apps and tap on Sleep Restore > Tap

on Storage and cache and select Clear cache and Clear data

3. Free up storage space

Apps can sometimes crash when the storage space is not adequate. You will have to clear up your storage space by deleting unwanted apps and files

Go to Settings > Apps to uninstall unwanted apps and games

1. Confirm Family Library Settings: Ensure that your wife has added the app to the Google Family Library. She can do this by opening the Google Play Store on her device, navigating to "My Apps & Games," selecting the app, and choosing "Add to Family Library."

2. Check Family Sharing Settings: Go to the Google Play Store, tap on the profile icon, then go to "Settings" > "Family" > "Family Library" to make sure Family Library is enabled and that you're part of the Family Group.

3. Access the App: Once the app has been added to Family Library, it should appear in the “Family Library” tab of your Google Play account. You should be able to install the full version without needing a second purchase.

The reason why Marty cannot listen to music in the flight mode is that when you enable flight mode you disable your phone's ability to connect to cellular or WiFi networks or to Bluetooth. This means you can't make or receive calls, send texts, or use the internet. I assume Marty uses OvercomingPain app or SleepRestore app, these apps receive music from the server, and in flight mode you cannot use the internet which means you cannot access servers. For example, Calm and Confident app works in flight mode because it doesn’t use a server - all music downloads to the device during installation

The good news is I think Marty doesn’t need a flight mode. As far as I understood he just wants to switch his phone off for the night. For this purpose there is another special mode - Do not disturb. Here it is on iPhone, the icon of the Moon, right above the flashlight. And Marty can use his apps with no problem under the Do not disturb mode

Sure you can play tracks indefinitely. Here's the logic behind icons: 1. At default, you can see no numbers next to the "Loop" button at the right bottom corner. This means when the current track will be over you'll start listening to the next track in the playlist.

2. When you tap on the "Loop" button and see 1 next to it, this means when the current track will be over it will start playing again (the same track) indefinitely, not once

3. When you tap again on the "Loop" button and see 2 next to it, this means when your current playlist will be over it will start playing again from the first track (the same playlist) indefinitely, not once

Yes

If you just close your eyes and listen, even though the BLS is coming from a single audio source, you should

Notice your brain processing it left right ie bilaterally. I discovered this by accident. I think its because there is a slight

Difference in pitch between the tones, even though there shouldn’t be because it was all done electronically etc.

Try it (without headphones).

Should I be closing my eyes and listening to the BLS or should I be keeping my eyes open and watching the blinking lights as I listen to BLS?