SleepCloud: Backup for Sleep

Petr Nálevka (Urbandroid)

About this app

This add-on for Sleep As Android is a cloud service designed to back up your sleep data to the cloud services: SleepCloud, Dropbox, and Google Drive.

✓ 2-way synchronization of sleep data between your devices
✓ Full backup of sleep graphs
→ Full version: Automatic sync after sleep tracking
→ Free version: Automatic sync once a week
→ Google Drive, Dropbox: Unlimited sync in both versions
✓ Sleep data in your browser
✓ Share your data with your doctor by creating a read-only link
✓ Graph list, heatmaps, and statistics online
✓ Compare sleep habits around the world by country


Connects to 3rd party services like Zenobase, FitnessSyncer, Fluxtream or Nudge.
Correlate your sleep with data from other sources: Fitbit, RunKeeper, Strava, Foursquare, Last.fm…

Connect to the SleepCloud and anonymously help us with our research projects to find out more about the mystery of sleep.

Ratings and reviews

I love this app. It tracks my sleep, prevents me from sleeping through my alarm and provides charts to show where i need improvement. It connects to my watch for heart rate as well. It also has a lullaby option to help fall asleep. I wish the chart explanations were more visible as I'm looking at my data. I tried to read what each average chart should look like, but it's a little difficult to understand and i had to keep toggling back and forth. Other than that, awesome sleep and alarm app.

A must have accessory app for users of Sleep as Android as it keeps your data secure in multiple locations in the event that something unseemly might happen. 😱 Extremely user friendly interface, easy to use, and does what it says out to do without much of a hassle. Just set it up once and you won't have to worry about it unless something happens and you need to recover your data.

Five stars as I haven't found anything better. However, it could have a more intuitive interface. I've been using this numerous years and it's occasionally confusing. The layout, icons and processes seem to have changed over time, so I keep having to refer to the help/manual (which is, in places, unclear) to find and understand things. I like that it interfaces with various devices and services, but wish they're were more prone available. All in all though, it's valuable enough to pay for.

What’s new

- Target Android 14+
- Fix for a Android 15 BETA crash in SleepCloud sync