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Catch some ZZZs with these bedtime websites
By Elise Moreau Elise Moreau Freelance Contributor University of Ontario George Brown College Elise Moreau is a writer that has covered social media, texting, messaging, and streaming for Lifewire. Her work has appeared on Techvibes, SlashGear, Lifehack and others. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on March 9, 2020 Tweet Share Email Tweet Share Email Around the Web Browsers Cloud Services Error Messages Family Tech Home Networking 5G Antivirus Around the Web Late night internet use can interfere with your sleep schedule, but there are some sites that are actually designed for bedtime. Bookmark these websites to help you sleep better at night. These websites are accessible in any web browser. There are also mediation apps for iOS and Android to help improve sleep. Best Sleep Cycle Calculator SleepyTi me
Lynn Koenig / Getty Images What We Like Offers several different methods to calculate ideal wake time. Simple and easy to use. Works well in mobile web browsers. What We Don't Like Recommended sleep cycles are based on averages. Bare bones with limited features. Requires separate app or device for your wake-up alarm. SleepyTi.me is a simple sleep calculator. Just enter the time you need to wake up, and SleepyTi.me will suggest what time you should fall asleep by. You'll get a few suggested times based on counting backwards in sleep cycles from the time you put into the calculator. So, if you don't want to struggle getting out bed, aim to wake up at one of these times to stay on track with your sleep cycle. Alternatively, you can enter your bedtime and get recommended wake-up times. Visit SleepyTi.me Best Rain Sounds Rainy Mood
KimKimm / Getty Images What We Like Simple to use. Companion app available for Android and iOS. Pleasant background imagery. White-noise is vibrant and realistic. What We Don't Like Only one type of white noise available. Mobile app sound is lower quality. Desktop version requires you to disable PC sleep mode. Rainy Mood is a great website to have bookmarked for some soothing background noise that you can listen to for free with some headphones. This simple website plays a constant stream of rain and thunderstorm sounds. There's also a link at the bottom which changes day to day and gives you the option to play a suggested YouTube video of instrumental music mixed with the rainstorm sounds. Visit Rainy Mood Best Sleep Music Brain fm
Marcus Butt / Getty Images What We Like Highly customizable with multiple settings. Large assortment of tracks available for premium users. Skip tracks you don't like. Android and iOS companion apps are available. What We Don't Like No option to choose specific music. Free version is very limited. No permanent free option available. Like Rainy Mood, Brain.fm is another sound effect music service designed to help people rest. In fact, the tracks included on Brain.fm have been scientifically tested and proven to improve sleep. When you choose a sleep track, you can choose between tracks for a short nap or a full eight hours of sleep. Brain.fm is a premium service, but you'll get to try a few tracks for free before you decide to pay for unlimited use. In addition to improving sleep, it also has music that helps improve focus and relaxation. Visit Brain.fm Monitor Your Caffeine Intake Caffeine Calculator
Andre Ceza / Getty Images What We Like Large assortment of caffeinated drinks are included. Calculations based on weight improve accuracy. Free and simple to use. What We Don't Like No companion mobile apps available. Web page includes unnecessary text and ads. Everyone knows that caffeine is a stimulant that can negatively impact sleep. Caffeine Informer's calculator can give you a good idea of where to draw the line on certain beverages that contain caffeine. Just pick a drink, enter your weight and see what the calculator recommends as a safe maximum daily intake. Keep in mind that caffeine can affect you for 5-6 hours after consuming it, so give yourself an appropriate cut-off time according to when you plan to turn in for the night. Visit F.Caffeine Calculator Automatically Adjust Your Screen for Bedtime F lux
Photodisc / Getty Images What We Like Auto-adjusts screen based on sunlight in your zip code. App runs in the background without disturbing your other work. Available for multiple platforms. What We Don't Like You must relaunch the app to reopen the control window. Mobile devices need to be jailbroken or rooted to use the app. Slightly affects color rendering. Your computer monitor or mobile device screen might automatically adjust the screen brightness according to how much light is in the room, but F.lux is a tool that greatly enhances this feature. It actually tracks sunlight according to the time of day, automatically changing the tint when the sun sets so that it looks more like indoor lighting. Why is this useful? The blue light emitted from screens tends to mess with your internal clock by tricking your body into thinking that it's daytime. F.lux tints your screens to a warm hue so that the light you're being exposed to at night doesn't affect your sleep cycle as much. Download F.lux Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit More from Lifewire The 7 Best Sleep Apps of 2022 The 11 Best Internet Radio Stations of 2022 The Best 7 Alarm Clock Apps of 2022 How to Check Screen Time on Android The 22 Best Free iPad Apps of 2022 The 9 Best White Noise Apps for Babies in 2022 14 Best Places to Listen to Free Music Online Sleep Trackers: The Six Best Sleep Apps for Apple Watch in 2022 What Is a Smart Bed? How to Set up Alexa Sleep Sounds The 5 Best Headphones for Sleeping in 2022 The 6 Best Security Camera Apps for iPhone (2022) The 6 Best Wake-Up Light Therapy Alarm Clocks of 2022 The 12 Best Apple Watch Apps of 2022 How to Use Apple Watch Sleep Tracking The 7 Best PS Vita Apps to Download in 2022 Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies