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Sleep tools organized by the kind of night you are having.

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Start with the symptom that feels strongest right now. Each page is a dedicated route with a clear use case, a short explanation, and an immediate tool rather than a generic feature list.

2-5 min

Brain Dump + cognitive defusion

Calm Racing Thoughts

My mind will not stop replaying, planning, or catastrophizing.

Externalize the thoughts, reduce the feeling that you must solve them tonight, and lower cognitive arousal before sleep.

3-8 min

Cognitive shuffling + low-pressure redirection

Get Back to Sleep After Waking at 3AM

I woke up in the middle of the night and now I am fully alert.

Interrupt the mental math of lost sleep and give the brain something neutral to focus on instead of forcing sleep.

3 min

Progressive muscle relaxation

Release Body Tension Before Sleep

My body feels tight, restless, or physically braced even though I am tired.

Move from toes to face, tense briefly, and release with intention to help your nervous system register safety and heaviness.

2-5 min

4-7-8, box breathing, and simple paced breathing

Follow a Slow Breathing Rhythm

I feel activated, shallow-breathing, and unable to settle.

Use a gentle visual rhythm so you do not have to count, think, or perform. Just follow the shape and slow down.

1-2 min

Attention shift + external anchoring

Reset Breathing Awareness

The more I notice my breathing, the more alert and anxious I feel.

A guided reset for nights when normal breathing exercises backfire and make you monitor every breath more intensely.

30 sec

Sleep cycle timing estimate

Sleep Calculator

I want a quick estimate for when to go to bed or when to wake up.

Estimate bedtimes or alarm times using 90-minute sleep cycles and a gentle assumption about how long it takes to fall asleep.

15-60 min

Rain, ocean, forest, fire, white noise, and brown noise

Play Ambient Sounds for Sleep

I need something soft and repetitive so my mind stops searching for stimulation.

Choose a low-friction soundscape, set a timer if you want, and let steady sound replace the urge to keep scrolling or thinking.