Gina Johnson
The Health app on iPhone allows users to set up a Sleep Schedule that works with their Sleep Focus to help them get a good night's sleep. Users can set up a sleep schedule, sleep goal, bedtime reminder, and wake-up alarm. The Sleep app can be used on the Apple Watch to track sleep and add sleep data to the Health app on the iPhone. Users can also view their sleep history and sleep trends over the past 14 days.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Track sleep | Use Apple Watch to track sleep |
| View sleep history | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Show More Sleep Data |
| View respiratory rate | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Respiratory, tap Respiratory Rate, tap Show More Respiratory Rate Data |
| Set up sleep schedule | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Get Started, set sleep goal, set bedtime and wake up times, set Sleep Focus |
| Adjust sleep schedule | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Full Schedule & Options, tap Wind Down or Sleep Goal under Additional Details, adjust time, tap to save changes |
| Turn off sleep schedule | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Full Schedule & Options, tap Sleep Schedule to turn off |
| Set up Sleep Focus | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Full Schedule & Options, tap Set Your First Schedule, select options |
| Turn on Sleep Focus | Toggle on Use Schedule for Sleep Focus |
| Set up recurring sleep schedule | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Full Schedule & Options, tap Set Your First Schedule, select days for schedule, adjust bedtime and wake up times |
| Set up additional sleep schedules | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Full Schedule & Options, tap Set Your First Schedule, select options |
| Turn off alarms | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Full Schedule & Options, tap on alarm to turn off |
| Remove a schedule | Open Health app, tap Browse, tap Sleep, tap Full Schedule & Options, tap on schedule to remove |
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What You'll Learn
Setting up a sleep schedule
Step 1: Open the Health App
Open the Health app on your iPhone. This app helps you track various health metrics, including sleep.
Step 2: Tap "Browse" and Select "Sleep"
At the bottom of the screen, tap "Browse" to explore the different health categories. Then, tap “Sleep” to access the sleep settings.
Step 3: Set Up Your Sleep Schedule
If it's your first time using the sleep feature, tap “Get Started” to initiate the setup process. Here, you can set your sleep goals, including the number of hours you want to spend asleep and your desired bedtime and wake-up times.
You can also enable “Sleep Focus” to reduce distractions before bedtime and during sleep. This feature simplifies your Lock Screen and limits interruptions.
Step 4: Adjust Your Wind Down Time
Tap “Wind Down” under “Additional Details” to set how long before bedtime you want to start winding down. This is a great way to signal to your body that it's time to relax and prepare for sleep.
Step 5: Sync Your Apple Watch (Optional)
If you have an Apple Watch, ensure it's charged to at least 30% before bed. Pair your watch with your iPhone, and enable "Sleep Tracking" on the watch. Wear your Apple Watch to bed, and it will track your sleep, providing insights into your sleep stages and trends.
Step 6: Review and Adjust Your Schedule
You can always go back and adjust your sleep schedule as needed. Open the Health app, tap “Browse,” then “Sleep,” and edit your full schedule or just your next wake-up time. You can also turn off your sleep schedule or specific alarms if you need a break from your routine.
Remember, getting enough sleep is crucial for your health, and using tools like the Health app can help you develop better sleep habits over time.
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Adjusting wind-down and sleep goals
To adjust your wind-down and sleep goals on the Health app, you must first open the app on your iPhone and tap "Browse" at the bottom of the screen. Then, tap "Sleep". If you have previously saved Sleep to your Favorites list, you can access it from the Summary page in the Health app.
Tap "Full Schedule & Options", and then tap "Wind Down" or "Sleep Goal" under "Additional Details". Adjust your time, and then tap "Wind Down" or "Sleep Goal" again to save your changes.
To see your sleep history, tap "Show More Sleep Data". This will show you the average time you spent in each sleep stage. You can also see your sleep history in the Sleep app on your Apple Watch.
You can also change your wind-down and sleep goals in the Sleep app on your Apple Watch. To do this, open the Sleep app and tap the sleep-alarm-icon in the upper left. Then, tap "Wind Down" or "Sleep Goal" under "Options". Tap the plus and minus buttons to adjust your time, and then tap the left arrow in the upper left to go back and save your changes.
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Viewing sleep history
To view your sleep history on an iPhone or iPad, open the Health app. If you're using an iPhone, tap "Browse" at the bottom of the screen. If you're on an iPad, tap the sidebar on the left to open it. From there, tap "Sleep". If you've saved Sleep as a favourite, you can access it from the Summary page in the Health app.
The bar graph is set to "D" for daily by default. Tap "W" at the top of the chart to view your sleep history for the past week, "M" for the past month, or "6M" for the past 6 months. You can also tap "Show More Sleep Data" and select a category to review additional sleep details. This includes the time and percentage you spent awake or in REM, Core, or Deep sleep. You can also view your Sleep Duration details, such as your Sleep Goal and Time Asleep.
If you use an Apple Watch, you can also open the Sleep app to see the amount of sleep you got the night before, as well as the time spent in each sleep stage and your sleep average over the last 14 days.
For Google Fit users, you can sync your data from your sleep-tracking app into Google Fit and find your sleep charts. On your phone, open Google Fit. If you track your sleep in a connected app or device, you'll find a chart of your sleep. Tap the sleep chart for more information. At the top, tap the sleep timeframe you want to review.
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Setting up sleep focus
To set up Sleep Focus on your iPhone, you must first open the Health app. From there, tap 'Browse' at the bottom of the screen and then tap 'Sleep'.
If it is your first time accessing the Sleep settings, tap 'Get Started' to set up your Sleep Schedule. You can then set the number of hours you would like to spend asleep and your desired bedtime and wake-up times.
Once you have set your Sleep Schedule, you can set up Sleep Focus. This feature reduces distractions on your iPhone and Apple Watch by simplifying your Lock Screen. You can also customise the Home Screen and how apps behave when Sleep Focus is on. For example, you can allow interruptions from important contacts.
To set up a recurring sleep schedule, go to 'Your Schedule' and tap 'Full Schedule & Options'. Tap 'Set Your First Schedule' and select your options. You can set the days for your schedule by tapping on the day at the top of the screen to add or remove it. Adjust your bedtime and wake-up times by dragging the semi-circle between the icons to shift both times simultaneously.
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Syncing sleep data
To sync your sleep data, you will need to use a compatible app or device. Here is a list of apps and devices that can sync sleep data, along with instructions on how to sync them:
SleepWatch
To sync your sleep data with the SleepWatch app, you will need to ensure that all buttons shown under 'Sleep Watch' are enabled and show as bright green. This includes buttons for 'Active Energy', 'Heart Rate', 'Resting Energy', and 'Steps'. Additionally, make sure that 'Sleep Analysis' under 'Allow "Sleep Watch" to Write Data' is turned on (green), and the setting for 'Sync Sleep to Health App' is enabled (green) within the Sleep Watch iOS app > Account tab.
MyFitnessPal
Before your sleep information can sync to MyFitnessPal, it will first need to sync with Apple Health or Health Connect. To do this, navigate to Settings > Health > Data & Devices > MyFitnessPal on your device to ensure that all permissions are toggled on. If you are still having issues, you may need to force a sync by going to More > Sync.
Sleep Cycle
Sleep Cycle will ask you for permission to sync with the Apple Health App after your 15th night. If you are experiencing problems, go to Apple Health > Source > Sleep Cycle > Allow Sleep Cycle to Read Data. Also, go to Sleep Cycle > Profile > More > Apple Health > Connect.
Apple Watch
To sync your sleep data with the Apple Watch, ensure that Sleep Tracking is turned on. When Sleep Tracking is enabled, your Apple Watch will track your sleep and automatically add sleep data to the Health app on your iPhone. To view your sleep history, open the Health app on your iPhone or iPad and tap Browse at the bottom of the screen. Then, tap Sleep.
Samsung Health App
To sync your sleep data with the Samsung Health App, go to the app and tap More Options. Then, select Settings and click on Sync with Samsung Account. Tap the switch at the top of the screen and click Sync Now. Ensure that your watch's modes are not restricting the sync, your Bluetooth connection is on, and your smartwatch and Samsung Health app are up-to-date.
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Frequently asked questions
Open the Health app on your iPhone and tap Browse at the bottom of the screen, then tap Sleep. If you're using the app for the first time, tap Get Started to set up your Sleep Schedule.
Tap Full Schedule & Options, then tap Set Your First Schedule and select your options. Set the days for your schedule and adjust your bedtime and wake-up times.
In the Health app, tap Sleep Goals and set the number of hours you'd like to spend asleep.
Open the Health app and tap Browse, then tap Sleep. For more details, tap Show More Sleep Data.
