
I love how the HLTH Band tracks my sleep without disturbing me. It’s so comfortable I barely notice it at night, and seeing my sleep patterns each morning has helped me build a better bedtime routine.”
Sarah M.
The science · Sleep
Sleep is more than time in bed. HLTH Band tracks your night from your wrist, with no screen and no lights, and shows you how well you rested, not just how long.
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Through the night you cycle through light, deep and REM sleep, with short moments awake in between. Health agencies recommend adults get 7 or more hours a night, and say how well you sleep matters as much as how long [1, 2]. Getting enough is linked to better mood, attention and heart and metabolic health [1].
See the HLTH BandI love how the HLTH Band tracks my sleep without disturbing me. It’s so comfortable I barely notice it at night, and seeing my sleep patterns each morning has helped me build a better bedtime routine.”
Sarah M.

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Featured articleFrom CDC guidance [1]: keep the same bed and wake times; keep your room quiet, dark and cool; switch screens off 30 minutes before bed; avoid big meals, alcohol and late caffeine; move during the day.
No. Wear it snug and it tracks in the background.
A loose band gives weaker sleep data.
No, there's no screen.
Up to 30 days.
No. It's a wellness device and can't tell you if you have a sleep disorder. Talk to your GP if you're worried.
[1] CDC (2024). About Sleep. cdc.gov/sleep/about
[2] Watson NF et al. (2015). Recommended amount of sleep for a healthy adult: AASM & SRS joint consensus statement. J Clin Sleep Med / Sleep. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25979105
HLTH Band is a wellness device. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.