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Tap 🌙 as many times as you need tonight — each tap just updates the time. Neither button goes away or depends on the other.
Tap when you're getting into bed, and again when you're up.
Tap 🌙 as many times as you need tonight — each tap just updates the time. Neither button goes away or depends on the other.
Either of you can fill in or correct a night. Everything here is visible to you both.
Optional. About how you're feeling — no wrong answers, skip anything.
A look back at the week — best read together, not mid-conversation.
🔒 You only ever see this one-line summary for other people — never which boxes they ticked.
Only you can see this section.
Agreed on together, ahead of time. This is what happens — no live decision needed.
Push works today. SMS can be switched on later without rebuilding anything — ask when you're ready.
For when 🌙 gets tapped but sleep doesn't actually happen — hyperfocus overriding the intention to go to bed, not just the sleep itself. The fix is just tapping 🌙 again once it's real; this only exists to remind that the moment passed.
"Count it" means the app gets louder when logging stops — which is usually exactly when it should.
This decides what counts as "tonight" for the whole household — it's shared, not per-person. The app quietly matches whichever phone opens it, until someone sets it here by hand (useful if one of you is traveling and don't want a stray timezone to shift what counts as tonight). Once set, it stays put — tap "Auto-detect again" to let it follow devices as before.
Only you can see or set this. No one else — including the account owner — can view your code.