The ObservatoryProgram7 days5–12 min per dayEverydayDiscipline
Sleep week
A week that takes sleep seriously. You measure where you stand, find your sleep window, clear out the habits and screens, and teach the body to wind down, evening after evening. On day seven you measure again and see what has moved.
How it works
One exercise, session or article per day for 7 days. You go at your own pace — the app remembers where you are, and you can pause and restart whenever you want.
Day by day
- 15 minSelf-assessmentWhat does your sleep look like?Six questions that give you a clearer picture of your sleep than the feeling 'I sleep badly'.
- 29 minExerciseYour sleep windowTwo gentle basic rules from sleep therapy — a fixed time you get up, and what you do when sleep does not come.
- 312 minExerciseSleep hygieneSet a fixed lights-out time, a screen-free wind-down before it, and a cooler, darker room: the habits that do the most for sleep.
- 46 minExerciseDigital sunsetSet a time when screens go off an hour before bed, decide what you do instead, and put your phone out of reach.
- 510 minSessionWinding down for the nightA still routine that helps the body shift from the day's state to sleep's. Ten minutes before you turn off the light.
- 612 minSessionSleep: letting go of the dayIn bed, with the lights off: a quiet guided practice that leaves the day behind and carries you toward sleep.
- 75 minSelf-assessmentWhat does your sleep look like?Six questions that give you a clearer picture of your sleep than the feeling 'I sleep badly'.
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