My Sleep Profile
Your main sleep friction, your secondary one, and what to leave alone for now.
Included for everyoneYou need to know which changes matter most for your sleep, and what to try first.
Sleep Reset OS™ takes your own schedule, evenings, bedroom and sleep friction and turns them into a plan you can actually test — plus something to open on the nights it goes wrong anyway.
…and 8 more, selected from your answers rather than handed to everybody.
You have read the list. Avoid caffeine late. Keep the room dark. Put the phone down. Relax before bed. None of it is wrong, and that is exactly the problem — it is a list of things that are true in general, handed to someone who needs to know what is true for them on a Tuesday in November.
Generic advice fails for three reasons, and none of them is that you did not try hard enough:
Cutting caffeine is excellent advice for someone whose problem is caffeine. If your problem is that your wake time moves by three hours at weekends, you can drink herbal tea from noon and change nothing.
Which means that if the week went better you do not know why, and if it went worse you do not know that either. Nothing was learned, so nothing carried forward.
Every routine survives until 3am on a Wednesday. What happens then decides whether one bad night stays one bad night — and no tip list covers it.
An interactive system you use in your browser, not a document you download. It asks about your real schedule, your real evenings and your real bedroom, then assembles the modules that apply to you — and openly leaves out the ones that do not.
| Free on this site | Sleep Reset OS™ — $9 | |
|---|---|---|
| Sleep guidance | Every guide, in full, no gate | The same guides, plus a plan that says which parts apply to you |
| Finding your friction | The 12-question Sleep Friction Check | The same, plus a full friction map across all 8 areas |
| What to do about it | Three starting actions and one thing to notice | A wind-down, a morning anchor, a room plan and a caffeine test built round you |
| The bad night | Guides you can read tomorrow | Tonight Mode, a middle-of-the-night plan and a recovery plan for the day after |
| Over time | Nothing — you are on your own | A 7-day reset, a 14-day plan, experiments, a tracker and a weekly review |
| What you end up with | Better information | Your own Sleep Playbook: what helps you, what does not, what to try next |
Not everybody gets all of them. The ones marked as always included are the backbone; the rest appear only when your answers call for them, and you are told which were left out and why.
Your main sleep friction, your secondary one, and what to leave alone for now.
Included for everyoneEvery area you answered on, sorted into high priority, moderate and unclear.
Included for everyoneFor the night you are having right now: pick what is happening, get three to five calm actions.
Included for everyoneAn editable evening timeline built backwards from the bedtime you actually want.
Included for everyoneThe wake-time and morning routine that holds the rest of the schedule in place.
Included for everyoneA room-by-room checklist that ends in "fix these three things first", not twenty.
Included for everyoneYour real caffeine timing, and a structured week to test moving it earlier.
Brain dump, tomorrow list, worry parking, breathing, muscle relaxation, low-stimulation reading.
What to do when you wake at 3am, chosen by what is actually keeping you up.
How to stop one bad night turning into a bad week.
Included for everyoneA gradual, realistic shift plan from the schedule you have to the one you want.
One goal, one action, one optional action and one thing to observe, each day.
Included for everyoneWeek one reduces friction. Week two reinforces whatever actually helped you.
Included for everyoneTest one change at a time and record whether it helped, did nothing, or made things harder.
Included for everyoneSix fields a night, approximate on purpose. No clock-watching, no obsessive data.
Included for everyoneWhat changed this week, which nights went best, and what to test next.
Included for everyoneEverything you have learned about your own sleep on one page you can print.
Included for everyoneThese are the 8 everyday areas the system sorts into high priority, moderate, and unclear. They are descriptions of a routine, not conditions — nothing here diagnoses anybody.
Your sleep and wake times move around enough that your body clock never quite settles.
Your mornings vary enough that nothing is holding the rest of your schedule in place.
Your mind is still running at full speed at the point where sleep needs it to slow down.
Your last hour before bed is topping your alertness back up instead of letting it fall.
There is no run-up between your day and your bed, so sleep is being asked to happen on demand.
Something in the room is interrupting you often enough to matter.
Caffeine is still working at the point in the evening where you need it not to be.
You are getting to sleep, but the second half of the night keeps breaking up.
No percentages, no scores, no "your sleep is 82% caffeine". The output is an order to work in, because that is the only thing the input can honestly support.
There is one button for the night you are having right now. You say what is happening, and you get three to five things to do — never more, never a wall of text, and nothing that needs a clock.
Each one gives you a short read on what is probably going on, a few calm actions, and one thing explicitly not to do. It also tells you what to read tomorrow rather than making you read it at 3am.
Sleep information is health-adjacent, so this is built the careful way round.
The trade-off is real and worth stating: because it lives in your browser, it does not sync between your phone and your laptop, and clearing your data loses it. You can print or save your plan at any point. Full detail is in the privacy policy.
Being clear about this is more useful than another feature list.
It is not any of the following:
If your sleep has been a problem for months, if it is affecting how you function during the day, or if you snore loudly with pauses or gasping, please talk to a doctor. Start with when to see a doctor about your sleep.
One-time payment. No subscription, no membership, no recurring billing.
14-day refund, no explanation needed. Payment is not connected yet — the checkout page will tell you honestly rather than showing a dead button.
No discount countdown, no fake original price, no "only 17 left". If it is worth $9 it is worth it on a Tuesday.
No. It is a single payment of $9. There is no membership, no renewal, no trial that converts into a plan, and no card kept on file for later.
No. It is an interactive system you use in your browser. You answer questions about your own schedule, evenings, room and sleep friction, and it assembles your plan around those answers. You can print the summary if you want a paper copy.
No, and anything that claims it will is worth being suspicious of. This is educational: it helps you organize your own habits into a plan you can test. Persistent insomnia is a clinical problem with proper treatments, and those are delivered by trained providers, not by a website.
The free check tells you which area to look at first and gives you three things to try. Sleep Reset OS builds the routine around it — your wind-down worked backwards from your bedtime, your morning anchor, your room priorities, a caffeine test, a 7-day reset, a 14-day plan, and something to open at 3am when it goes wrong anyway.
They stay in your browser. There is no account, nothing is sent to a server, nothing goes in the address bar, and none of it enters analytics. Clearing this site’s data removes everything.
About five minutes. If you have already done the free Sleep Friction Check in this browser, those 12 answers carry across and it only asks the 12 things it still needs.
No, and the tracker in here is deliberately loose. Six approximate fields in the morning, never during the night. Precise sleep tracking tends to make anxious sleepers worse, not better.
There is a 14-day refund window and you do not need to justify it. Email us and it is refunded.
The plan is built from general sleep-habit principles and is not tailored to any medical situation. If you are pregnant, taking medication that affects sleep, or managing a health condition, follow your own clinician’s guidance where it differs from anything here.
Yes, and that is the assumption. Tonight Mode in particular is designed to be used one-handed, in the dark, by somebody who does not want to be reading.
It takes about two minutes, asks for nothing, and tells you which area is worth your attention first. If that is all you ever use from this site, it was still worth building.