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Rest Coach
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How it works

Better sleep starts with a plan you can actually follow.

Rest Coach helps you understand what happened, choose one practical change for tonight, and learn from the result tomorrow.

A calm bedroom with a voice waveform and a handwritten sleep plan on the bedside table

A simple four-step process

You do not start over every night. Each conversation uses what you share, what your data shows, and what happened with your last plan.

  1. Talk01

    Tell us what happened

    Share the parts a tracker cannot see, such as stress, a late meal, pain, travel, or a mind that would not slow down.

  2. Connect02

    Add the data you want to use

    Rest Coach can check supported Apple Health, Health Connect, Oura, or Whoop summaries. Wearables are always optional.

  3. Plan03

    Choose one change for tonight

    Get a step that fits your schedule and feels realistic when you are tired. No overwhelming checklist.

  4. Learn04

    Build on the result

    Rest Coach remembers the plan and asks what happened next time. Keep what helped and change what did not.

What this looks like

From “I woke up again” to a clear plan for tonight.

You mention waking around 3 a.m. Your connected sleep summary confirms the timing. Rest Coach asks what the data cannot answer, including stress, alcohol, room temperature, pain, breathing, and what you did after waking.

You decide to keep the caffeine cutoff that already helped and add one simple reset: hide the clock, keep the light low, and leave the bed only if frustration starts building. The next conversation begins by asking how that went.

Clear boundaries

Personal sleep coaching with a clear line to professional care.

Built for general wellness

Rest Coach does not diagnose or treat sleep disorders.

No wearable required

You can get useful coaching through conversation alone.

Your symptoms come first

A score never overrides how you feel or a concerning symptom.

Know when to see a clinician

Persistent insomnia, breathing problems, and severe sleepiness need professional care.