Something I find underrated about @sleepagotchi is the opportunity to make sleep feel more visible throughout the day. We normally separate “sleep” from everything else we do. Work happens during the day. Exercise happens during the day. Meals happen during the day. Then sleep is treated like the reset button at night. But those things are connected. Your daytime routine can influence your night, and your night can influence how you perform the next day. That makes Sleepagotchi interesting to me as more than a sleep tracker. If the product can connect different parts of a person’s routine into one continuous wellness experience, the value becomes much broader than a single sleep score. The bigger idea is simple: sleep shouldn’t be an isolated metric. It can become one piece of a much larger picture of how we live. @NucleusCodes