Data for Better Sleep

Sleep Tracker

December 14, 2025

Log sleep and daytime cues to identify patterns. Pair with Habit Builder to act on what you learn.

What to Track Daily

  • Bedtime, sleep latency (minutes to fall asleep), wake after sleep onset.
  • Wake time, perceived restfulness (1–5), naps (time + length).
  • Caffeine/alcohol cutoffs (tie to Nutrition), exercise timing (Movement), screen curfew adherence (Digital).

Starter Log Template (7 days)

DateBed / WakeLatency (min)NapsRestfulness 1–5Caffeine cutoffNotes
Day 123:00 / 07:0014:00Screen curfew?
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7

How to Use Your Data

  • Find consistency gaps: align with Sleep Schedule and patch variability.
  • Note caffeine slip-ups and next-day latency to adjust cutoffs (Nutrition).
  • Track adherence streaks in Habit Builder to convert insights into action.

Weekly Review Guide

  • Compare average bedtime variance -- target +/-20 min.
  • Spot caffeine or alcohol slip-ups vs next-day latency.
  • Pick one variable to change next week; log in Habit Builder.

Metrics That Matter Most

Consistency of wake time beats total hours logged. Track sleep latency, wake-after-sleep-onset, and subjective restfulness (1-5) -- not just duration.