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This sleep-tracking alarm clock doesn’t include a ‘score’, and that’s why I love it
Hatch’s Sleep Clock uses ultra-low-power radio waves to track your sleep cycles from your nightstand.
Reliable sleep tracking. Offers advice to improve your sleep routine and habits. Wide selection of content. Costs as much as a wearable, but tracks less. Must have proper position on nightstand to work. Sleep data from wearables is getting very good — to the point that you can track breathing disturbances, heart rate, even blood oxygen saturation while you’re sleeping. But what if there were a device that could track your…
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