Enjoy a preview of Sleep Sensing. at no extra charge through 2023.1

A great day starts with
a great night’s sleep

An effortless way to understand your sleep

[Image] A man is sitting upright in bed turning toward his Nest Hub display at his bedside. It shows personalised insights about his sleep.
[Image] A man is sitting upright in bed turning toward his Nest Hub display at his bedside. It shows personalised insights about his sleep.
Sleep Sensing2 uses motion and sound to analyse the way you sleep. It understands when you go to bed, when you get up and how long you’ve rested.3

Every morning, you can see your sleep summary on Nest Hub. Or just ask, 'Hey Google, how did I sleep last night?'.4

Get a deeper look into your sleep

[Image] A toddler boy is smiling as he walks into his mother's bedroom as she sleeps. The Nest Hub display is at her bedside counter displaying personalised insights about her sleep.
An image of a Nest Hub Max on the wellness summary screen
An image of a person sleeping next to a Nest Hub Max
An image of a Nest Hub Max on the sleep quality screen
Sleep Sensing makes it easier to understand what could be impacting your sleep. It can detect your respiratory rate, and even sleep disturbances, such as coughing and snoring.2, 4
Sleep Sensing can also help you make your bedroom better for sleep. It notices light and temperature changes in the room, so you’ll know if your environment could be affecting your sleep.
[Image] A toddler boy is smiling as he walks into his mother's bedroom as she sleeps. The Nest Hub display is at her bedside counter displaying personalised insights about her sleep.
An image of a Nest Hub Max on the wellness summary screen
Sleep Sensing makes it easier to understand what could be impacting your sleep. It can detect your respiratory rate, and even sleep disturbances, such as coughing and snoring.2, 4
An image of a person sleeping next to a Nest Hub Max
An image of a Nest Hub Max on the sleep quality screen
Sleep Sensing can also help you make your bedroom better for sleep. It notices light and temperature changes in the room, so you’ll know if your environment could be affecting your sleep.
Get a good night’s sleep,
night after night
Sleep Sensing helps you improve the way you sleep with personalised insights and helpful tips.2 And after getting to know your sleep patterns and habits, it gives you weekly suggestions for more consistent sleep.3
[Image] A head-on shot of Nest Hub displaying a suggestion for more consistent and restful sleep. [Image] A head-on shot of Nest Hub displaying a suggestion for more consistent and restful sleep.
[Image] A hand is holding a mobile phone that displays sleep data captured from Nest Hub.
[Image] A hand is holding a mobile phone that displays sleep data captured from Nest Hub.

Take your sleep data on the go

With the Google Fit app, you can view your sleep data throughout the day and get helpful tips based on your sleep history.3 Google Fit also works with health and fitness apps you may already use, so the information that you need is in one place.

Take your sleep data on the go

With the Google Fit app, you can view your sleep data throughout the day and get helpful tips based on your sleep history.3 Google Fit also works with health and fitness apps you may already use, so the information that you need is in one place.
[Image] Close-up shot of Nest Hub with desert background.
[Image] Close-up shot of Nest Hub with desert background.

Designed to prioritise your privacy

Designed to prioritise your privacy

You’re in control

At any time, you can turn off Sleep Sensing.2 You can also turn off the mic with the mic switch.

You’re in control

At any time, you can turn off Sleep Sensing.2 You can also turn off the mic with the mic switch.

Your sleep data is safe

Your coughing and snoring sound data doesn’t leave the device.4 Your sleep data is not used for ad personalisation, and you can review and delete it at any time.

Your sleep data is safe

Your coughing and snoring sound data doesn’t leave the device.4 Your sleep data is not used for ad personalisation, and you can review and delete it at any time.

Frequently asked questions

  • 1
    Enjoy a preview of Sleep Sensing through 2023. In 2024, Google plans to integrate Sleep Sensing into Fitbit Premium (currently £7.99 per month or £79.99 per year, subject to change and may vary by country). Google and Fitbit continue to innovate within sleep and explore areas where integration with Fitbit and the Fitbit Premium subscription can provide even more helpful sleep and wellness benefits. Learn more at g.co/sleepsensing/preview.
  • 2
    Sleep Sensing features are subject to your permissions and settings. They use motion, sound, and other device and sensor data to work, and require placing the device close to the bed and calibrating the device for your sleeping position. Google Assistant, the Google Fit app and other Google apps may be required for full functionality. Google Assistant requires a Google Account.
  • 3
    Nest Hub with Sleep Sensing is not intended to diagnose, cure, mitigate, prevent or treat any disease or condition and should not be used as an alternative to seeking appropriate medical advice or treatment where needed. Device placement and nearby people, pets or noises can cause inaccurate readings.
  • 4
    Nest Hub requires working Internet and a Wi-Fi network, a nearby electrical socket and a compatible mobile device. A Google Account is required for full access to features. Minimum OS requirements are available at g.co/nesthub/req.
  • 5
    Sleep Sensing features are subject to your permissions and settings. They use motion, sound and other device and sensor data to work, and require placing the device close to the bed and calibrating the device for your sleeping position. Google Assistant, the Google Fit app and other Google apps may be required for full functionality. Google Assistant requires a Google Account. Review and delete your Assistant activity by visiting myactivity.google.com. For more information about how Google uses your data please see our privacy policy at policies.google.com/privacy.