Sleep Calculator

Find out exactly what time to go to sleep or wake up based on 90-minute sleep cycles. Instantly calculates your optimal sleep schedule for waking up refreshed. 100% free with no app required.

When to Sleep?

Calculate the optimal bedtime based on when you want to wake up.

Suggested Bedtimes

21:45
6 cycles
23:15
5 cycles
00:45
4 cycles
02:15
3 cycles

*Calculated assuming 15 minutes to fall asleep

About Sleep Cycles

Human sleep alternates between light and deep sleep in approximately 90-minute cycles. Waking up during cycle transitions helps you feel more refreshed.

Sleep quality depends not only on duration but also on depth and continuity.

FAQ

  • Q1

    What are sleep cycles?

    Human sleep alternates between REM (light sleep) and non-REM (deep sleep) in approximately 90-minute cycles. Waking up during cycle transitions helps you feel refreshed.

  • Q2

    Is there an ideal bedtime?

    Generally, bedtime between 10-11 PM is considered ideal. It's important to enter deep sleep during 10 PM-2 AM when growth hormone secretion is most active.

  • Q3

    Should naps be included in total sleep time?

    Naps complement nighttime sleep, but excessive napping can affect nighttime sleep. Short naps of 15-30 minutes are recommended.

  • Q4

    Is catching up on sleep during weekends effective?

    Excessive weekend sleep can disrupt your body clock and make Monday mornings difficult. Keep the difference within 2 hours from weekdays.

  • Q5

    Does required sleep time decrease with age?

    Yes, generally required sleep time decreases with age, and sleep tends to become lighter. 7-8 hours is appropriate for older adults.

Tips for Quality Sleep

  • Go to bed and wake up at the same time every day (including weekends)
  • Avoid smartphones and computers 1-2 hours before bedtime
  • Keep bedroom cool (61-66°F), dark, and quiet
  • Avoid caffeine after 2 PM
  • Avoid intense exercise or large meals before bedtime
  • Get moderate exercise and sunlight exposure during the day

This information is general guidance. Consult doctors, sleep specialists, or medical institutions for detailed advice.