Tired but still awake — again?

Stop scrolling in bed — and actually want to sleep.

A 3-minute nightly ritual with a companion who remembers you — it helps you put the phone down and close the day. No willpower, no guilt.

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What you get

Everything you need to wind down and actually sleep.

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It remembers you

Come back and it already knows where you left off — no starting over, no re-explaining.

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Three minutes, and you're done

A short, clear close to the day — you always know when the night is finished.

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A small move, not more willpower

Say what’s keeping you up, and it gives you one tiny thing to do for that exact feeling.

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A place to come home to

A quiet, warm room — not another chat thread — that you actually want to open at night.

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Your good nights add up

Every night you show up becomes a light on your wall. It only gets brighter.

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Caught before the scroll

A soft nudge at your hour — right before the feed pulls you in for one more hour.

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Sleep comes earlier on its own

No targets to hit. Your bedtime just quietly drifts earlier, week after week.

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Miss a night? Just come back

Nothing turns red, nothing is lost. The room is still warm whenever you return.

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It genuinely helps you sleep

Grounded in real sleep science, so the calmer, earlier nights are real — not a gimmick.

The nightly ritual

Three minutes to close the day.

You come home to the same warm room every night. Here's what happens inside — and why it actually helps you sleep.

Enter

You come back to the same warm room every night. That sameness is the point — it becomes a cue your body learns to wind down to.

Wind down

Say what’s keeping you up and take a few slow breaths together. Naming the feeling loosens its hold — then it gives you one small move that works where willpower doesn’t.

One light

Set down one line for tonight and place it on your wall by hand. Out of your head, it stops circling — and the wall you’re building is what draws you back tomorrow.

Lights out

Press and hold to let the room dim to dark. A real ending — not just closing a tab — is what lets your brain switch off. Your bedtime is noted, and drifts earlier over time.

You already know which one you are.

For revenge bedtime procrastinators

The night is the only time that feels like yours. Get that feeling in three minutes — and still get to sleep.

For doom-scrollers

A gentle off-ramp, before the feed pulls you under for another hour.

For over-thinkers

Somewhere to set the loop down, so your mind can finally slow.

For "just one more episode" people

A softer, warmer thing to end the night on than a cliffhanger.

For "tonight I’ll sleep early" people

You mean it every time. This is how the early night actually happens — no willpower needed.

For anyone up alone at 1am

When the scroll is really about not being alone yet — here’s a warmer place to land.

Grounded in research

People who wrote down what was on their mind before bed fell asleep in about 16 minutes, not 25.

That’s the one line you set down on your wall each night. Getting what’s on your mind out of your head — named, then let go — is what keeps it from circling once the lights are off.

Scullin et al. (2018). Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 147(1), 139–146.

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Your first three nights are the full experience — no card needed.

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$8.90/ month

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$49/ year

Your room stays awake all year. The best way to let the habit actually settle in.

Tonight can end differently.

Come home, set the day down, and let the light stay on. Your first night is free.

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