Detailed steps

01

Track

Place your iPhone nearby when you go to bed and start a session. NightPosture uses the iPhone's built-in motion hardware to estimate how you spend time during the night — on your back, on your side, or in between.

No account required to get started. Your session data is processed on your device.

What it uses: iPhone motion sensors during an active session. No audio, no camera, no microphone.

02

Reflect

In the morning, NightPosture shows you a simple summary of your session — a rough breakdown of positions and any notable shifts. It's a starting point for noticing patterns, not a diagnosis.

You can also add a brief note about how your night felt. Over time, these notes help you connect subjective experience with the position patterns you're observing.

What it shows: Estimated position patterns from your session. Not a medical measurement.

03

Experiment

Once you have a baseline, try changing one thing — a different pillow setup, an earlier bedtime, less screen time before sleep. Track it for several nights before drawing any conclusions.

NightPosture is designed to support this kind of personal experimentation. You choose what to try and you interpret what you observe.

The rule: Change only one variable at a time. Otherwise it's hard to know what made a difference.

04

Keep perspective

Sleep position is one signal among many. NightPosture helps you notice patterns — it does not interpret what those patterns mean for your health.

If you have concerns about your sleep quality, breathing during sleep, or any other health issue, speak with a qualified medical professional. A wellness app is not a substitute for medical evaluation.

NightPosture is a wellness tool. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.

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