Spatial Sleep

About this app

Sleep better, wake sharper — naturally. Discover Spatial Sleep: the science-backed app clinically proven to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed. Pair with our innovative wearable headband to play gentle acoustic resonance harmonies that gently guide your brain into deep, restorative sleep. Created by a dream team of Stanford University Medical School physicians and technology industry leaders, Spatial Sleep is safe to use, drug-free, and non-invasive. Our innovation utilizes machine learning technology to compose acoustic resonance harmonies tailored to your unique physiology. In clinical studies, participants who used the band nightly over 4 weeks saw the strongest results with insomnia severity dropping by up to 50%. After a great night’s sleep with Spatial, start your day right with breathwork exercises designed exclusively for us by Yoga and Ayurveda experts, or play a brain teaser game to boost alertness and focus. No meds. No side effects. Just better nights and brighter mornings. Download Spatial Sleep and experience sleep — reimagined. Please consult your doctor before making any medical decisions. Any feedback? Contact us at hello@spatialsleep.com Additional information including the privacy policy, biometric notice and terms of use can be found at https://spatialsleep.com

Thanks for using Spatial Sleep, the personalized, clinically-proven, drug-free wearable built to help you sleep better and wake up refreshed. In clinical studies, participants who used the band nightly over 4 weeks saw the strongest results with insomnia severity dropping by up to 50%. This update contains new educational screens as well as bug fixes and performance improvements. Pair your Spatial Sleep headband, start a session, and let gentle, non-invasive, science-based vibrations guide your body toward calmer nights and clearer mornings.

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1. First observed Aug 26, 2026 · 4:42 AM Free