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Do other people adjust their sleep times every morning?

‎07-22-2025 02:58

‎07-22-2025 02:58

I always chill on the couch before bed and it will start logging my sleep then and deduct my score when I get up and brush my teeth and walk upstairs.

It only takes a few seconds and I feel like it more accurately reflects my sleep score.

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‎07-22-2025 12:21 - edited ‎07-22-2025 12:44

‎07-22-2025 12:21 - edited ‎07-22-2025 12:44

Hi @alyass and welcome to the Community.  The main signal to say you are asleep is that your wrist isn’t moving.  You have a pre-bedtime routine that is a perfect setup to think you are asleep when you aren’t.  It doesn’t surprise me that you need to edit your sleep record daily.

I adjust mine when the start time is off for something like this, but I don’t need to do it daily.

Laurie | Maryland
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