Sleep score · Tue Jul 7 → Wed Jul 8
- Total sleep7h 18m
- Efficiency93%
- Deep sleep1h 40m · 23%
- REM sleep1h 54m · 26%
- Latency12m
- TimingAligned
Sleep-science wearable · titanium
Halcyon reads your night the way a sleep lab would — stages, heart-rate variability, skin temperature — then coaches you toward better sleep in a voice that never shouts. Breathe with the ring for a moment. You’re already winding down.
The Halcyon ring doubles as a breath guide: it expands while you inhale for four seconds, holds for seven, and eases back while you exhale for eight.
[ Last night ]
Every morning Halcyon folds the night into a single score — and then shows its work. Stages, efficiency, timing: nothing asserted, everything measured.
Sleep score · Tue Jul 7 → Wed Jul 8
Sleep stages · 10:54 pm — 6:47 am
Coach · tonight
Your deep sleep arrives almost entirely in the first third of the night — give it an earlier door. Dim the room at ten, breathe with the ring for two minutes, and let the morning take care of itself.
[ The ring ]
Everything a sleep lab would wire to you, folded into four grams of titanium. No screen, no buzzing, nothing glowing at 3 a.m. It measures; you sleep.
Lighter than a wedding band, sealed to 10 ATM. Brushed dusk finish, hypoallergenic inner shell. You’ll check twice that it’s still on.
Infrared and red PPG for pulse and HRV, a research-grade thermistor reading skin temperature to ±0.01 °C, and a 3-axis accelerometer for movement.
Refilled in 40 minutes on its stone cradle. Charge it while you shower on Sunday, then forget it exists until the next one.
Sleep staging runs on the ring itself. Nights sync end-to-end encrypted — or stay on your phone entirely. Your sleep is not a product.
[ The science ]
Through a two-year beta, Halcyon’s staging was scored night-for-night against polysomnography — the wired-up laboratory standard — and refined until the difference stopped mattering.
“We built Halcyon to be forgotten by ten p.m. The best instrument in a sleep lab is the one the sleeper never notices.”
— Dr. Mara Ellison, Chief Sleep Scientist
The night is half your life.
Spend it well.