Connected Devices#
Sleep as Android supports a wide range of external hardware to improve the accuracy of sleep tracking and enhance your wake-up experience.
From smartwatches that track your heart rate to bedside lamps that simulate a natural sunrise, use this section to set up and configure your devices.
Wearables (Smartwatches & Trackers)#
The most common way to track sleep movement and heart rate. We support almost every major platform.
- Wearables Overview: How to get started with any watch.
- Supported Devices List: Check if your specific model is integrated.
- Platform Guides:
- Wear OS (Pixel Watch, TicWatch, Fossil, etc.)
- One UI Watch (Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, 5, 6, 7)
- Garmin
- Mi Band & Amazfit (via Notify app)
- Mi Band & Amazfit (via Tools app)
- Legacy Samsung Gear (Tizen OS)
- Pebble
Specialized Sleep Hardware#
Dedicated tools designed for high-precision sleep monitoring.
- Sleep Phaser: A contactless bedside lamp with an integrated PIR sensor for tracking without wearing anything.
- Sleep Mask: Light-stimulated mask for better wake-ups and lucid dreaming.
- Oximeter: Standalone Bluetooth sensors for continuous SpO2 (oxygen) monitoring.
Environment & Smart Home#
Control your bedroom environment based on your sleep state.
- Smartlight: Integrate Philips Hue, IKEA Trådfri, or your phone’s screen for sunrise alarms and “night-light” functionality.
Setup & Testing#
Ensure everything is working correctly before you go to sleep.
- Testing the Connection: A guide to using the “Test Sensor” feature to verify data flow from your wearable.