Sleep & Change Assessment
Coming SoonA brief evidence-informed assessment designed to help users understand factors that may be affecting sleep, timing, and daytime functioning.
Tools
These tools are in development. Nothing here is available to use yet, and nothing here diagnoses or treats anything. You can ask to be told when a specific tool is ready.
Understand My Sleep
A brief evidence-informed assessment designed to help users understand factors that may be affecting sleep, timing, and daytime functioning.
Understand My Timing
Explore how well your biological timing may align with your daily schedule.
A future personalized educational tool for gradually shifting sleep and wake timing.
A future educational planning tool for adjusting sleep, light, and daily timing around travel.
Tools for Hospitality
A structured educational checklist for reviewing guest rooms and hotel environments through a sleep and circadian lens, covering darkness, light intrusion, sound, temperature, bedding, in-room technology, morning light, and service timing.
A future structured framework for evaluating guest rooms, property design, operations, wellness amenities, guest communication, circadian and travel support, sleep-related product claims, staff training, and outcome measurement. This is likely to be a guided review for organizations rather than an automated product.
A future educational resource hotels may offer travelers, with general timing guidance around sleep, light exposure, meals, caffeine, activity, and naps after travel across time zones.
A lightweight property-facing checklist covering light, noise, temperature, bedding and environment, technology, guest control, the morning experience, and operational considerations.
Understand My Data
A future educational tool for helping users understand which wearable sleep metrics may be useful and what their limitations are.
Sleep & Change tools are educational. They do not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or individualized healthcare, and they do not replace evaluation by a qualified clinician.