We’ve updated the sleep section of the WHOOP app to help give our members a better understanding of their sleep breakdown and how their recent sleep stacks up against trends over time.
When you tap on your hours of sleep, either from the main overview page or the sleep page, you get an upgraded analysis of all the key details of last night’s sleep (if you don’t see this yet you will in the next few weeks).
To start, we added a very popular request from our members: Your sleeping heart rate graphic now displays the time of day you are asleep, as opposed to the duration of time you spend sleeping.
Additionally, you can see the percentage of time spent in each stage of sleep, along with your typical range for each (based on the past 30 days).
You can now see your percentage of time in each sleep stage, as well as nightly restorative sleep.
The new sleep details page also shows your amount of restorative sleep (REM sleep and slow wave sleep combined), and your 30-day average for it.
Tapping on any of the sleep stages gives you the full breakdown of that stage, as well as further analysis and a comparison to your recent average.
You can also view the breakdown for each stage, and other key sleep metrics.
At the bottom of the page you’ll find your sleep metrics, in the same format as what’s featured in the health monitor with your baseline range for each. Included are wake events (formerly disturbances) per hour, sleep efficiency, respiratory rate, and sleep latency (the time it takes you to fall asleep–this only appears if you manually set the time you go to bed).
