SleepMaxx
"
Sleep is the most powerful drug in existence for anybody.
Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson
@bryan_johnson
"
Don't ask how people are doing. Ask how they are sleeping. You'll learn a lot more.
Andrew Huberman
Dr. Andrew Huberman
@hubermanlab

So…

how are YOU sleeping?

Chances are, not great.

You've tried the popular fixes —
Magnesium. No screens. Perfect routine. Blue-blockers.

Yet here you are… still exhausted.

Not because you're doing it wrong.

Because nothing has shown you what's actually happening while you sleep.

SleepMaxx does.

SleepMaxx

The last sleep product you'll ever need.

First… let's understand your nights.

Select your gender

What's your age?

What's your #1 sleep goal right now?

What's your biggest sleep challenge?

Waking at 3 AM isn't random. Your body is sending a signal.

68% of people with this pattern have a correctable cortisol imbalance.

Let's figure out exactly what's triggering your wake-ups so we can fix it.

When you wake up between 2-4 AM, what happens next?

How easily do you fall back asleep?

Your body wants to sleep. It just forgot how to let go.

43% of people your age report feeling the same way.

There's a reason your body does this, and it's easier to fix than you think. We'll figure it out together.

When you're wired, what do you feel?

When does the wired feeling usually start?

You're not lazy. Your sleep just isn't doing its job.

40% of sleepers feel this same frustration.

Light or fragmented sleep blocks real recovery — even at 8 hours. This is a sleep quality issue, not a willpower issue. We'll fix that.

How do you feel when you wake up?

When you think back on last night, does it feel more like...

You can't pause life. But even short nights can still feel restorative.

31% of adults deal with the same chaos.

You can't always control what wakes you up — but you can get better at bouncing back. We'll show you how.

What interrupts your sleep most often?

Once you're awake, what happens next?

We're starting to see a pattern in your sleep. Let's figure out exactly what's going on.

Do you share a bed with a partner?

Do you have children at home?

What gets in the way of good sleep?

Select all that apply

How hard is waking up for you?

How often does poor sleep affect your day?

What have you tried to improve sleep?

Select all that apply

How do you boost energy during the day?

Do you use a wearable device?

We're starting to see a pattern.

To confirm it, we need one more thing — a look at what's actually happening on your phone and in your body.

Apple Health

Sleep stages, heart rate, activity

Screen Time

App usage, bedtime activity

Your data stays on your device. We don't sell or share it.

Based on your answers, your body needs approximately

8h 15m

of sleep per night.

This isn't a generic guideline. Your sleep need is as unique as your fingerprint — influenced by your age, lifestyle, and biology.

You're currently carrying an estimated

~6.3 hours

of sleep debt.

Sleep debt accumulates over the past 14 days. The good news: it's recoverable. The bad news: coffee doesn't pay it off.

Your energy age is

--

Your real age: 32

At 32, you should sustain 14–15 productive hours per day with one mild afternoon dip.

You're sustaining about 10 — with two major crashes and caffeine bridging the gaps.

That's the energy profile of a 54-year-old.

Your energy age isn't random.

It's the downstream effect of what's happening — or not happening — while you sleep.

Fix the sleep →

the energy follows.

Most users drop

8–12 years

of energy age within their first month.

Your next update: 7 days

Here's what your energy looks like today.

Your energy today
Optimized sleep

Right now, at 3:20 PM, you're in an afternoon dip. That's normal — your circadian rhythm drops here.

But the DEPTH of that dip? That's determined by last night's sleep.

See the gap between the curves?

That's what we're here to close.

Your next energy peak is around ~5:30 PM.

But even at your peak, you're running below where a 32-year-old should be.

The gap never closes. Not until we fix what's causing it.

Your ideal sleep window opens at

10:15 PM

This is when your melatonin naturally peaks. Sleep during this window = maximum recovery.

And here's what's making it worse.

2.3 hours of screen time

after your wind-down window begins

That's 2.3 hours of blue light flooding your brain when it's trying to shut down.

Your biggest offenders:

TikTok 47 min
Deep Sleep Cost ~24 min
Instagram 32 min
Deep Sleep Cost ~16 min
YouTube 28 min
Deep Sleep Cost ~14 min

47 min on TikTok after 10 PM = ~24 min less deep sleep.

That's not a guess. That's the math.

Block these apps after 10:15 PM

Set your Smart Alarm

When do you need to wake up tomorrow?

6 : 30 AM
Wakes you during your lightest sleep phase
Within a 30-minute window before your target

Your Wind-Down Protocol

We'll remind you before each cutoff

Caffeine 2:15 PM
Food 6:15 PM
Liquids 8:15 PM
Screen 9:15 PM
Sleep Window Opens 10:15 PM

Tonight at 10:15 PM,

three things will happen:

1
Your apps will lock at 10:15 PM — so your brain can wind down
2
Your Smart Alarm is set for 6:30 AM — calibrated to your lightest sleep phase
3
SleepMaxx will track your first night — and show you exactly how you slept in the morning

All you have to do tonight is sleep.

We'll handle the rest.

Your Sleep Profile

Energy Age 54
→ Updates in 7 days
Sleep Need 8h 15m
Sleep Debt ~6.3h
Melatonin Window 10:15 PM
Tomorrow's Alarm 6:30 AM
Your Goal Wake up energized
Your Challenge 2-4 AM wake-ups

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