What's your sleep type?
Six quick questions about your nights and mornings. You'll get your sleep type and a simple routine to try tonight.
Your sleep type
The Scroller
Your phone is the last thing you see at night and the first thing you see in the morning. Breaking that loop is one of the biggest changes you can make.
Tonight, try this
- Charge your phone outside the bedroom.Even the kitchen counter works. Out of reach means out of mind.
- Swap the scroll for one wind-down.A book, a stretch or a sound. Pick one and keep it the same every night.
- Lock your scroll apps an hour before bed.Decide once, in daylight, so you don't have to decide at midnight.
What helps
Loftie Clock
An alarm clock with wind-down sounds and a gentle alarm, so your phone can sleep in another room.
$199.99 Shop Loftie ClockAlso worth a look: Loftie Card. Tap it to your phone and the apps you choose go quiet until you tap again.
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The Racing Mind
Your body is ready for sleep but your brain keeps going: tomorrow's list, today's replay. The fix is giving those thoughts somewhere to go before your head hits the pillow.
Tonight, try this
- Write tomorrow's list before bed.Two minutes on paper so your brain doesn't have to hold it overnight.
- Try five minutes of slow breathing in bed.Breathe out longer than you breathe in. It gives your mind one simple thing to do.
- Keep the last 30 minutes screen-free and dim.Bright screens keep your brain in daytime mode.
What helps
Loftie Clock
Breathwork, sound baths and guided meditation built into your alarm clock, with no phone in the room.
$199.99 Shop Loftie ClockAlso worth a look: Loftie Lamp. Warm, low light for the last hour of the night.
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The Light Sleeper
You notice everything: the streetlight, the standby glow, the neighbor's door. Your room is doing more of the work than you think, so start there.
Tonight, try this
- Go warm and dim an hour before bed.Swap overhead lights for one low, warm lamp.
- Cover the little lights.Chargers, TVs and power strips all glow. A bit of tape does it.
- Mask noise with something steady.A constant sound like white noise covers the sudden ones that wake you.
What helps
Loftie Clock
White noise and nature sounds to cover the bumps in the night, plus a warm nightlight. No phone on the nightstand.
$199.99 Shop Loftie ClockAlso worth a look: Loftie Lamp. Warm, low light at night and your own sunrise in the morning.
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The Snoozer
Your mornings start with a fight: alarm, snooze, alarm, snooze. A gentler start and a steadier wake time make getting up feel less like a battle.
Tonight, try this
- Set one alarm, not five.Set it for when you actually need to get up.
- Get light in your eyes right away.Open the curtains or turn on a bright light as soon as you're up.
- Keep the same wake time on weekends.Within an hour of your weekday time is close enough.
What helps
Loftie Clock
A two-phase alarm: a gentle wake-up, then a get-up alarm. No phone needed.
$199.99 Shop Loftie ClockAlso worth a look: Loftie Lamp. Wake up to a sunrise instead of a sound.
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The Night Shifter
Your bedtime moves around from night to night, so your body never quite knows when to wind down. A little consistency goes a long way.
Tonight, try this
- Pick a wake time and keep it all week.Wake time is easier to control than bedtime, and bedtime follows.
- Set a wind-down reminder 30 minutes before bed.A nudge to start winding down, not a deadline.
- Do the same short routine every night.Same order, same few minutes. Your body learns the cue.
What helps
Loftie Clock
The same gentle alarm and wind-down every night, without your phone in the room.
$199.99 Shop Loftie ClockAlso worth a look: Loftie Lamp. Warm evening light that tells your body the day is done.
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We'll send your routine and a few sleep tips from Loftie. Unsubscribe anytime. See our privacy policy.The five sleep types
- The Scroller: your phone is the last thing you see at night and the first thing in the morning.
- The Racing Mind: your body is tired but your brain keeps going.
- The Light Sleeper: light and noise in your room decide how well you sleep.
- The Snoozer: mornings start with a fight against the alarm.
- The Night Shifter: your bedtime moves around, so your body never knows when to wind down.
How long does the quiz take?
About a minute. Six multiple-choice questions, and you see your result right away. No email needed.
How is my sleep type worked out?
Each answer points toward one of five common patterns: phone habits, a busy mind, light and noise, hard mornings, or an irregular schedule. Your type is the pattern your answers point to most.
Is this medical advice?
No. The quiz suggests simple habits that help many people sleep better. If you have ongoing trouble sleeping, talk to a doctor.
What do I get if I enter my email?
Your routine in your inbox, plus a few sleep tips from Loftie. You can unsubscribe anytime.
