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how it works

One night, from bed to morning.

It sits on your nightstand and reads your breath from an arm's length away. A breathing guide helps you fall asleep, and in the morning your phone tells you how the night went. Nothing on your body.

  1. You get into bed. A breathing guide helps you let go. It slows only when you follow.
  2. It reads your breath as you fall asleep. From the nightstand, an arm's length away. Nothing on your body.
  3. The night goes on. It keeps reading, quietly. No light, no sound, no notifications.
  4. Before the alarm, the light comes on. Light first, then a soft chime from the nightstand. On ambielo+.
  5. Good morning. Here's your night. How long you slept, and the shape it took. Never a score.
  6. Tell it how the night went. A few words in your own voice, each morning.
  7. Over the weeks, your words become stars. You see what keeps showing up beside your better nights.
10:48 pm
10:48

tonight

breathe in

your breath

tonight

settling in.

present · settling

breath

live

the night so far

the room will wake you

6:45

light before sound.

the lamp lights before the alarm, so light wakes you

good morning

7h 43m, in the shape it took.

movement

awakefast asleep
breath calmawake once, briefly

you settled around 11:02 pm.

good morning

how was your night?

evening walkreading first

listening…

the knowledge

some things travel with rest.

nothing is scored. the room just keeps a mirror.

An example night. The times and shapes are illustrative.

more from the app

Calm, on purpose.

10:30
hold to breathe
the night is here.present
wake up at6:45 AM
in 8h 15m

The evening, on one screen

Breathe, check the room, set the wake.

from the app
1:12
youasleepin bed 11:14 pm
partnerpresent · stillin bed 11:40 pm

Two in the bed

It breathes only for the one it can see.

from the app

6:45

light before sound.

The wake that starts with light

Then a chime from the nightstand.

ambielo+
6:53
your sleep

7h 12m, in the shape it took.

movement
awakefast asleep
where you rested

The night, drawn

Then where you rested.

from the app

last night · breath

thirty nights · when you settled

Tendencies, not scores

When you settle. When you wake.

from the app

Screens rebuilt from the app's own code. The nights shown are illustrative.

where it goes, and why it's safe

0.5 m · 1.5 ft1.5 m · 5 ftat chest height

aim it at your chest. through the blanket is fine.

Is a radar next to my bed safe?

60 GHznon-ionizing
FCCcertified radar
≥ 20 cmcertified distance

Yes. It's an FCC-certified radar module (FCC ID 2BOAI-YQF-6012-00), in the 60 GHz band Google's Nest Hub uses to sense sleep. Keep it 20 cm or more from where you sleep. Your nights are never sold. The finished device gets its own FCC check before it ships.

The first hundred.

Join the list for free, or hold a place in the first hundred for $1 — refundable, and yours to put toward it when it's ready.

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