Sleep log

Your morning sleep log

Take a minute each morning to note how the night went and what you listened to. Over a couple of weeks, you'll see which approach suits you. Estimates are fine. There's no need to watch the clock overnight.

Log a few usual nights

Start with 3 to 5 nights of your normal routine, with no sound or with whatever you use now.

Then try one approach

Use one listening approach for several nights in a row and keep logging.

Compare, gently

Look at how you rated your nights. Note stress, naps and caffeine too, since they matter as much as sound.

Add this morning's entry

The date is the morning you woke up. Use it for daytime sleep too.

Total time awake before your final waking.
Sleep quality
PoorExcellent
How rested you feel
Not at allVery
Stress at bedtime
LowHigh
Did the sound disturb you?
More details (optional)
Estimated sleep: Enter your times

Your progress

Averages use your latest 7 nights. These are your own ratings, not measurements of sleep stages.

Nights logged0
Avg estimated sleep-
Avg sleep quality-
Avg rested-

Estimated sleep by night

By what you listened to

All entries

Your log is saved only in this browser on this device. It isn't sent to DRC Sleep Lab and doesn't sync between devices. Anyone using this browser may be able to see it, and clearing browser data will erase it, so export a copy now and then. An exported file contains personal information, so store it carefully.

A better night after a new routine is worth noticing, but it doesn't prove the sound caused it. For relaxation only, not medical advice. If a sound makes your sleep worse, stop using it.