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SleepMap

What do yoursleep habitsreveal about you?

Discover your unique sleep patterns through a personalized 30-question experience. It takes about 5 minutes.

Sample insight

Weekends run about 90 minutes later.

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A little gift before your sleep journey

A quieter first-cycle price is waiting beneath the surface.

Brush away the moonlit foil to reveal the current offer on both guided SleepMap journeys.

A little insight into your nights.

30 questions, one calm journey from midnight to morning — and a report written from your own answers.

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    Step 1

    Answer 30 questions

    Gentle, one-at-a-time questions about your evenings, nights and mornings. Most take a few seconds.

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    Discover your sleep habits

    Your answers become a sleep-habit profile across seven areas, from your daily rhythm to your morning energy.

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    Receive your personal report

    Unlock a full report with what you told us, patterns worth noticing and small habits to explore.

A better understanding of your sleep starts here.

Every report is written from your own answers. Here's a fictional example of what one looks like.

Sample dataSleepMap report

Sleep-habit profile

The Night Owl

Your best hours arrive after dark.

You lean toward later bedtimes and later wake-ups, and you say you feel most switched on as the day winds down.

Typical bedtime
12:15 am
Reported sleep
6–7 hours
Evening routine
Mixed
Morning energy
Low

Weeknights vs. weekends

Weeknights12:15 am – 7:15 am
Weekends (est.)About 1:45 am – 8:45 am
Weeknight sleep window 12:15 am – 7:15 am. Weekends (est.): About 1:45 am – 8:45 am.

Habit balance

Reflections

  • Your last caffeinated drink usually lands in the late afternoon. Caffeine's effects can last for several hours, so it may still be around at bedtime.
  • You reported 6–7 hours on work nights — close to, but a little under, the 7-hour mark public health guidance generally suggests for adults.
  • Your bedroom tends to feel warm or changeable at night. Many people find a slightly cool room easier to sleep in.

Honest about what it is.

SleepMap was made for curious people who want a clearer picture of their nights, without wearables or jargon. Your answers are only used to build your report.

What SleepMap is

  • A reflective look at the habits you describe — your schedule, evenings, bedroom, days, nights and mornings.
  • A profile and report built by transparent rules from your answers. The same answers always give the same result.
  • Small, everyday habits you might want to explore.

What it isn't

  • A sleep tracker. Nothing is measured; everything comes from what you tell us.
  • A medical test or diagnosis. If sleep troubles persist, a healthcare professional is the right next step.
  • A hidden commitment. The report is one-time; guided journeys clearly show their first-cycle offer and full automatic-renewal price before checkout.

A better morning begins with understanding your nights.