Nevermind - Heart Rate Companion 1.0

The Heart Rate Companion app for the psychological thriller game Nevermind is a complimentary tool designed to enhance the gaming experience by integrating real-time heart rate data. This app enables users to connect their Apple Watch and iPhone, allowing heart rate information to be transmitted to the Nevermind game, which can be purchased separately on the Mac App Store. Both devices must be connected to the same WiFi network for effective functionality.

The "Nevermind - Heart Rate Companion" app utilizes data from the Apple Health app via the Apple Watch to monitor heart rates. Users are encouraged to grant the app access to their health data upon request; it exclusively collects information necessary for tracking heart rates, ensuring that no additional health data is utilized.

To seamlessly integrate this app with Nevermind, follow these steps:

1. Download the Nevermind Companion App.
2. Ensure that the Apple Watch application installs alongside it; permissions may need to be adjusted in the “Watch” app on your iPhone.
3. Confirm that both the iPhone Companion App and the device running Nevermind are connected to the same WiFi network.
4. Open the app on your iPhone and enable access to read heart rate data when prompted.
5. Verify that the Nevermind Heart Rate Companion app is active on your Watch.
6. Allow a moment for the Watch app to begin monitoring your heart rate; updates should appear on your phone shortly thereafter.
7. Launch Nevermind from your Mac or Windows machine.

Upon completing your gaming session, it's recommended to press “Stop” on either the iPhone or Watch app and fully close the iPhone application. This practice will ensure readiness for your next gameplay experience.

For further information, please refer to: http://nevermindgame.com/applewatch/

DISCLAIMER: This game has not been evaluated by the U.S. FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The consumer-grade sensors utilized by Nevermind are not medical biofeedback devices and should not be regarded as medical instruments.