RECOVERY SYSTEM
Sleep and recovery
Sleep, circadian rhythm, light, evening wind-down and recovery breaks in one area for self-observation.
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Knowledge first. Then your own observation.
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Sleep and recovery
Sleep supports learning, emotional regulation and energy. The app helps you observe rhythm; it does not diagnose sleep disorders.
Open →Circadian rhythm
Circadian rhythm helps organize energy, sleep and alertness. A safe first step is consistent wake time and morning light.
Open →Morning light
Morning light is a time signal for the eye-clock system. In the app, this is a simple micro-experiment, not therapy.
Open →Evening wind-down
An evening ritual can help close the day and reduce stimulation before sleep.
Open →Recovery breaks
Short breaks can help reset attention when they are genuine breaks rather than a new stream of stimulation.
Open →Sleep regularity
Similar sleep and wake times across days can be a useful variable when observing your daily rhythm and subjective recovery.
Open →Evening light
Evening light is one environmental signal you can observe together with sleep timing and pre-sleep activation.
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START AN EXPERIMENT
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Evening wind-down
A short end-of-day ritual may reduce stimulation before sleep.
Open →Better sleep
A consistent wind-down time and fewer evening stimuli may improve subjective sleep quality.
Open →Less caffeine after noon
Reducing caffeine later in the day may improve evening wind-down and subjective sleep.
Open →Regular sleep timing for 7 days
Lower variation in sleep and wake timing may be associated with more predictable subjective recovery.
Open →Morning light for 7 days
A short period of natural light in the morning can be a useful signal in a start-of-day routine.
Open →Evening screen boundary
A short, consistent no-scroll boundary before sleep may reduce subjective evening activation.
Open →KEEP LEARNING
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PERSONAL LAB
Knowledge should lead to a small, testable step.
Choose a topic, protocol or experiment. Observe your own data instead of looking for a magic formula.
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