What time do you want to go to bed?
Follow these steps to find your optimal sleep and wake-up time based on 90-minute sleep cycles:
Healthy sleep is composed of several repeating 90-minute cycles including light sleep, deep sleep, and REM sleep. Completing full cycles helps you avoid waking during deep sleep stages, which can cause grogginess.
Night Owl
Sleep Calculator helped me figure out exactly when I should go to bed to wake up refreshed. The 90-minute cycle logic just works—no more groggy mornings!
College Student
With early morning classes, timing my sleep was a nightmare. This app takes the guesswork out and tells me the best times to sleep or wake up. It’s so helpful!
Tech Professional
I travel a lot and struggle with jet lag. Sleep Calculator lets me reset my sleep cycle quickly by choosing optimized sleep windows based on local time.
Nurse
Night shifts are tough, but this tool helps me optimize short naps and recovery sleep. I feel more alert now.
Startup Founder
I work late nights and need to be sharp every morning. This app helps me maximize quality rest even with limited hours.
Fitness Coach
Quality sleep is essential for recovery. I recommend Sleep Calculator to my clients—it really helps!
Journalist
With unpredictable deadlines, I rely on this tool to calculate the best nap or wake-up time.
Designer
I love how intuitive the tool is. Just set a time and it does the rest. It’s a staple in my bedtime routine now.
Remote Worker
Working across time zones used to mess up my sleep. This app keeps me on track.
New Mom
Every minute of rest matters. Sleep Calculator helps me plan short but effective sleep cycles.
Each sleep cycle lasts about 90 minutes. Waking at the end of a cycle helps you feel more alert and rested.
Most adults need 5–6 cycles per night, totaling about 7.5 to 9 hours of sleep.
You should go to bed at 11:00 PM, 9:30 PM, or 8:00 PM depending on how many full cycles you want to complete.
Yes, though it's best used for optimizing sleep timing rather than compensating for long-term sleep debt.