Sleep isn't just about hours - it's about how you feel when you wake up.

Deep Sleep is a personal journal designed to help you understand your nights, your routines, and your recovery. By keeping simple records of your sleep and evening habits, you can begin to notice what truly helps you feel rested.

No sensors. No complicated reports. Just your own story of sleep.

Record Your Nights

Create a simple log of every sleep session.

Save details such as:

• Bedtime
• Wake-up time
• Sleep duration
• Sleep quality
• Personal notes

Over time, your journal becomes a valuable archive of your sleeping patterns.

Capture Evening Rituals

Small habits before bed can shape the next day.

Track activities like:

• Reading
• Drinking tea or coffee
• Phone usage
• Walking
• Exercise
• Meditation

Discover which routines are connected to your best nights.

Check In Each Morning

How do you feel after waking up?

Rate your:

• Energy level
• Mood
• Sense of recovery

Build a clearer picture of what restful sleep means for you.

Keep A Dream Journal

Write down memorable dreams, morning thoughts, or emotions before they fade away.

A personal collection of nighttime memories is only a few words away.

View Your Sleep Calendar

Look back and spot patterns in your nights:

• Great sleep days
• Difficult nights
• Late bedtimes
• Healthy streaks

Discover Recovery Trends

Over time, Deep Sleep highlights insights such as:

• Average sleep duration
• Most restful days of the week
• Evening habits linked to better sleep
• Typical energy levels after waking

Celebrate Small Wins

Stay motivated with milestones including:

• Seven days of tracking
• One month of journaling
• Early bedtime streaks
• Personal recovery achievements

A Quiet Space For Reflection

Deep Sleep isn't trying to tell you how to sleep.

It's a place to observe, reflect, and better understand your own relationship with rest and recovery.

Because sometimes the best sleep insights come from simply paying attention.