90 min
Sleep cycle length
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Sleep Sheep wakes you in your lightest phase for softer mornings.
Sleep cycles shift through the night. Wake in deep sleep and your body starts the day heavy, slow, and cognitively foggy.
90 min
Sleep cycle length
5–6 cycles
Per night
~20 min
Optimal wake window
Sleep Sheep starts listening. Quietly tracking your night rhythm.
The app reads your sleep movement. It estimates your light/deep windows.
You wake during your gentlest phase. Less fog, more energy.
Sleep start
Good night mode
Cycles map
Gentle alarm
07:12
Light sleep detected
A wake-up window that adapts. Built to reduce morning grogginess.
Understand your night at a glance. Trends without clutter.
A simple daily check-in. See how rested you feel.
Soft ambient loops for bedtime. Made for calm routines.
Optional integrations over time. Use what you already have.
Small summaries each week. Spot patterns and improve faster.
Sleep Sheep is there when your day winds down, and there again at sunrise.
A soft guide for better nights, one cycle at a time.
There every night. Gone by morning.
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We combine movement and timing patterns to estimate cycle phases and trigger your alarm in the lightest window available.
Yes. Sleep Sheep is designed to work with your iPhone only, and can optionally improve insights with wearable sync.
Yes. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and you can request deletion at any time.
At launch, Sleep Sheep is built for iOS. Wearable integrations will roll out progressively.
We are currently in pre-launch. Join the waitlist to get early access updates and release invites.
Sleep Sheep focuses on a calmer wake-up ritual with fewer distractions, clearer insights, and a softer daily experience.
Yes. We offer a free tier so you can test the core alarm experience before upgrading.
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