Mind Monitor

Apparently it was some sort of bug in the iPhone. Updating the iOS seems to have fixed the problem.
I have one more question, is there anyway I can have those graphs in real time in my macbook?
Thank you so much for your support.

That's super weird about the update, but I'm very glad it's working!!

Yes, you can stream the data to Mac/PC.
The details of the OSC streaming data specification are here alone with code samples:
https://mind-monitor.com/FAQ.php#oscspec

If you just want to see the graph and don't want to do any processing to the data, then you can still download Muse Lab and stream to that:
https://web.archive.org/web/20181122023 ... ls/muselab

Guess what.. after using the muse app with my airpods it stopped working again.
I was wondering if this is because my airpods are fake. The iOS recognizes it as fake and some functions don't work, and then when I try using the mind monitor, it sort of confuses the muse with the airpods and messes with the bluetooth communication. I don't know... man this is annoying.

Yeah, that unfortunately makes sense. Apple doesn't like it when you use non-certified products, so it's highly probable that your iPhone has limited it's Bluetooth bandwidth because of the fake AirPods, probably messing up all high bandwidth Bluetooth devices. I would also point out that even though the Muse Calm app is "working"; because it's not getting all the data, none of it's results will be correct, or at the very least it will be highly inaccurate.

Yeah that might be the case.
Last night I rebooted my iphone, tried again and it worked. This morning it stopped working again, even though I did not connect the fake airpods. But it worked again after I rebooted the phone. Go figure.. Thanks again buddy.