MindSleep: Nap & Sleep Tracker

[New] Vitality - A new Today tab, with two cards: Morning Vitality and Current Vitality - Morning Vitality reflects the night you just had. Current Vitality follows your day as activity and naps change it — touch and hold the curve to read any moment Today's Routine - The Today tab now has a Routine page, built from your wake-up time and your Morning Vitality - Seven items cover wake up, daylight, caffeine cutoff, nap, exercise, dim the lights and planned bedtime, and each one shows how its time was worked out - The timeline marks the current and the next item, and a separate card appears when you are up late Sleep Trends - The Sleep tab now has a Trends page: week, month and year views of time asleep, fell-asleep and wake-up times, late nights, sleep continuity and vitals - A week calendar has been added to the sleep page, with three styles to choose from Ear-Level Volume - Nap details now show Ear-Level Volume: the level your ears actually heard — taken from AirPods when you were wearing them, and from the watch's environmental sound levels when you were not - On watchOS 27, Apple Watch samples environmental sound levels far less often; when a nap has too little to work with, the card says so [Improved] - English, Japanese and Traditional Chinese have been revised throughout, with health metric names matched to the Health app in each language - The stay-up threshold can now be set anywhere from 21:00 to 02:00, in half-hour steps - Faster cold start and first paint [Fixed] - Deleting a nap that ran past midnight did not refresh that day's list - Other minor improvements and fixes 2.0 is a major redesign and needs more time. Until then, some of its features are arriving in 1.x, free for everyone. They may not be fully polished yet, so please do send feedback.