Apple Health import
Bring in segmented watch sleep sessions where available, or use the built-in fallback importer to verify the full workflow.
Sleep Log for Apple Watch
Import Apple Watch sleep, track naps, measure sleep debt, support shift schedules, and run a basic snore check without the clutter of coaching subscriptions and generic scores.
Launch waitlist
Email capture is stored locally in this production-safe fallback build. No third-party email provider is required to run the app.
1 local signups captured.
7-day debt
Track hours behind or recovered
1-tap naps
Save completed naps into the log
Shift-safe
Anchor consistency to your real sleep window
Bring in segmented watch sleep sessions where available, or use the built-in fallback importer to verify the full workflow.
A narrow dashboard for last night, seven-day average, rolling debt, and recovery instead of generic readiness scores.
Fast nap presets with log persistence and a basic loud-event timeline for overnight snore review.
Consistency calculations follow your preferred sleep window, even if your main sleep starts at 8 AM.
Positioning
See how much you slept last night, whether your schedule is drifting, and how many naps you needed.
Keep the surface area small enough that Apple Watch users can understand the app at a glance.
Use realistic fallbacks for billing, email capture, Health import, and watch sync when credentials are absent.
Stay compatible with automated builds by avoiding runtime font downloads and other network-coupled setup.
Free vs paid
Free
Health import, manual logging, last 7 days, basic dashboard, one 20-minute nap preset, and one snore preview mode.
Lifetime unlock
Full history, 7/30/90-day trends, all nap presets, shift schedule mode, and full snore event timeline.
FAQ
Yes. The demo app includes a local segmented import fallback so the dashboard, trends, and logs stay fully testable.
Yes. The settings page lets you define your main sleep anchor window so debt and consistency follow your schedule.
Premium mode is locally toggleable in this build so feature gating, paywall UI, and upgrade flows can still be verified.
No external email provider is required. The waitlist form stores signups locally as a safe fallback.