Your nights
How long it takes to fall asleep, how often you wake up, and whether you wake too early.
- Falling asleep
- Staying asleep
- Feeling rested in the morning

Hours in bed don't tell the whole story. The test looks at five parts of sleep, and your report shows which ones are letting you down.
How long it takes to fall asleep, how often you wake up, and whether you wake too early.
How regular your sleep is, and the habits and bedroom conditions that affect it.
How your sleep shows up in your energy, concentration and mood the next day.
Rate how much each statement matches your sleep over a normal week.
Your answers place you on one of five levels, from restorative sleep to severely disrupted sleep.
Get the full report to see what's affecting your sleep most and which changes are worth trying first.
There are 100 questions and most people finish in 10 to 12 minutes.
They go from restorative sleep, through mild and moderate disruption and poor sleep quality, to severely disrupted sleep.
Yes. Broken or irregular sleep can leave you tired even after a full night in bed.
No. It's a self-reflection tool and can't diagnose insomnia, sleep apnoea or any other condition.
If poor sleep lasts for weeks, you're very sleepy during the day, or someone notices you snore heavily or stop breathing at night, speak to your GP.
Your answers and report are for your own use. We don't make individual results public.
See which parts of your sleep are working and which aren't. The test takes 10 to 12 minutes.