Track only what matters
You don't need to record your whole day. Start with a few habits you're curious about and add more if they become useful.
Put your sleep data in context
Sleep data can tell you how the night went, but it can't tell you what the day looked like. Circadian brings your habits and Apple Health sleep stages together so you can look for patterns over time.
Why it helps
A late coffee, an evening workout, or a regular bedtime might be worth paying attention to. Circadian gives you one place to note those details and compare them with the sleep data you already collect.
You don't need to record your whole day. Start with a few habits you're curious about and add more if they become useful.
Good and bad nights happen for all sorts of reasons. A longer history can help you notice repeated associations without treating them as proof.
Circadian is a wellness tool, not a diagnosis. It's there to help you remember, compare, and have better-informed conversations about your routine.
How it works
Allow Circadian to read the sleep stages recorded by your compatible apps and devices.
Check off the things you want to follow, such as caffeine, exercise, or a wind-down routine.
Compare several days and nights, then decide whether one small change is worth trying.
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Read postFAQ
Yes. With your permission, it can read available sleep-stage data from Apple Health and show it alongside your habits.
Circadian includes a set of sleep-related habit ideas. You can choose the ones that are relevant to your routine.
No. Circadian is a general wellness tool for recording habits and noticing associations. It is not a medical device or a substitute for professional care.
Your Circadian data can sync through your private iCloud account so it stays available across your devices.
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