Hume Health: The First Three Screens After App Install

Right after the app was opened for the first time—before I could even see anything—I was asked for permission to discover nearby Bluetooth devices. This is not something I want to see when I’m still deciding whether I trust the app enough to grant such permissions. 👎🏻

Finally, the proper first screen. This is how the entire onboarding process should begin.

“Hide My Email” with iCloud+ doesn’t work. Disappointing to see in late 2025. 👎🏻

Alright. I typed in my email. Now I have to manually enter a password because the field has the wrong attribute and the system password feature doesn’t appear. Cool—but now it turns out that “(” isn’t considered a valid symbol by the Hume Health app.

On this screen, I should be focused on confirming my email address, but instead a black overlay appears and a system prompt for push notifications is shown in the foreground. I’m willing to bet that most users won’t understand the difference between confirming their email address and allowing push notifications.

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Analysis by Wojciech Olszewski

I work with mobile apps, focusing on marketing, monetization, and product decisions. I'm interested in how things work in practice — not just how they're described in best practices. Through InApp.Center, I share observations and analyses based on real app experience.

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