Most sleep tech tells you how you slept. Tuckle does something about it.
A screen-free wind-down.
Talk your day through, save a thought for tomorrow, meditate or drift off to a story, eyes closed. It remembers what you said.
A steadier body clock.
Sunset light in the evening, sunrise in the morning, at the same time every day of the year.
Contactless sleep tracking.
It measures your breathing and heart rate from the wall. No watch, no ring, nothing to charge.
Mornings without snoozing.
The alarm keeps chiming until you're out of bed, so there's nothing to snooze.
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Everything you used your phone for. Without the phone.
Lie down and the apps you picked lock until morning. It knows you're in bed, so you don't have to remember.
“Wake me at 6:30.”
For sure, I'll also start the sunlight lamp a bit earlier for you.
“Remind me to call the dentist.”
No problemo, I'll let you know in the morning.
“Read me a story.”
Picking up where we left off last night.
“Can we do the breathing exercise?”
Breathe in as I brighten, out as I dim.
“Anything on my phone?”
Just the group chat and a couple of newsletters.
How Tuckle compares.
Compare Tuckle with
| TuckleWall lamp | Phones | Sleep trackersApple Watch, Oura, Whoop | Smart alarmsLoftie, Hatch | Smart bedsEight Sleep, Bryte | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sleep-stage tracking | |||||
| Sunset and sunrise light | |||||
| Guided voice bedtime routine | |||||
| Locks distracting apps | |||||
| Phone-free alarm | |||||
| Alarm stops when you get up |
Side by side:vs Ouravs Whoopvs Apple Watchvs Eight Sleepvs Hatch
