Understanding your SleepIQ® score

Overview

The SleepIQ App gives you a daily sleep score based on the quality and quantity of your sleep.

SleepIQ uses time in bed, movement, bed exits, heart rate, and breaths to calculate your daily SleepIQ score. Over time SleepIQ uses your averages to help you understand what’s good for you. 

  • Your Sleep: The more restful your sleep, the higher your score. Restful sleep is green. Restless sleep is orange. Bed exits are red. Time to fall asleep is gray.  
  • Your Biometrics: The more consistent your biometrics, the higher your score. Daily biometrics that are higher or lower than your personal average can contribute to a lower score. Biometrics insights are designed to provide comparisons to your personal averages or those of average healthy adults. Learn more here.
  • Your Goal: The closer you are to your goal, the higher your score. That means sleeping more or less than your sleep goal can result in a lower score.

How to Adjust Your Sleep Goal

If needed, you can adjust your sleep goal with the SleepIQ app. Open the Profile Tab, go to My Profile, then tap Sleeper to adjust your sleep goal. Make sure to save your changes! You can always increase after you're consistently hitting your goal.

Household Compare

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The SleepIQ App allows you to compare your Sleep Sessions against other Sleeper Profiles under the account. Household Compare is accessible by tapping the icon in the upper left corner of the main screen and includes:

  • SleepIQ Score
  • Sleep Number Setting
  • Restful Sleep
  • Restless Sleep
  • Time out of Bed
  • Fell Asleep time
  • Heart rate variability (if available)
  • Breaths per minute
  • Beats per minute
  • Bed exits
  • Wake up time

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a good score?

The score range is 10-100. We consider scores between 60-85 (green) to be pretty great. Scores over 85 (navy blue) are extraordinary. Anything under 60 (yellow) might mean your sleep needs a little attention. That said, when it comes to sleep, everyone is remarkably unique. Your score should always be interpreted by how you feel. If you’re feeling refreshed in the morning and have energy for your day, you’re probably at a good score for you.

Your averages make your daily score more meaningful because they give you a personalized point of comparison. After a couple of weeks of sleeping in your bed, you’ll be well on your way to knowing your average score. A higher-than-average score indicates you’re sleeping well; a lower-than-average score indicates you could be sleeping better.

Can I edit my sleep sessions?

The SleepIQ app allows you to edit or remove a sleep session for up to a week after the sleep session was recorded. You can restore your sleep session if you change your mind. After 7 days you can no longer edit, remove, or restore your sleep session. Editing allows you to remove time in bed. It does not allow you to add time in bed. 

How long can I view my sleep data?

You can view your daily score for a rolling 90 days. Data older than 90 days is stored as weekly, monthly, and yearly averages. To see your sleep history, open the SleepIQ app, select Sleep, tap the calendar icon on the top right. Use the arrows to scroll back to previous days, weeks, months and years.

You will see a calendar view with scores for each day. More than one score means you had more than one sleep session. An X means no score was recorded that day. Maybe you were out of town, had Privacy turned on, or your bed was offline. Scores are color-coded, so you can easily spot your lowest and highest scores. Select week, month, or year to see helpful summaries of your average score, best score, and average time in bed for each time period.

How do I improve my score?

We know understanding your score is important to you because you care about improving your score, and that's why improving your sleep is our favorite topic too! We could chat for hours...but, if we could only give one tip, it would be…Routines. 

We’ve noticed sleepers with the highest scores tend to have the most consistent routines. They go to bed and wake up at the same time every day. Consistent routines are a byproduct of healthy commitments you make and keep. The SleepIQ app can help you start a new routine. See our article on Using Routines

Want to geek out with us and improve your sleep even more? Join the Sleep30 challenge by Sleep Number®. Your Sleep Number bed is magic, but your bed can’t do all the work after all.

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