How Does Night Tracking/Night Score Work?
How Does Night Tracking Work on REMI?
REMI helps you monitor your child’s sleep with Night Tracking and the Night Score. By recording light and noise levels in the room, REMI can identify bedtime and wake-up times.
1. Monitoring Sleep and Detecting Wake-ups
Each night, REMI records:
- Noise levels detected in the room.
- Ambient temperature.
- Light levels.
This data is displayed as a timeline in the “Tracking” tab of the app.
2. How Does REMI Detect Bedtime and Wake-up Time?
Unlike smartwatches that measure body movements, REMI determines bedtime and wake-up time by analyzing noise levels in the room:
- Bedtime is detected after 1 hour of silence.
- Wake-up time is detected if 1 hour of silence precedes a noise.
If a bedtime or wake-up face has been set in the “Schedules” tab, REMI will try to detect these moments around the scheduled time.
3. Understanding the Night Score
Each morning, a Night Score is displayed to provide insight into your child’s sleep quality.
This score is calculated by comparing:
- The desired bedtime and wake-up time (set in the “Schedules” tab).
- The actual bedtime and wake-up time detected by REMI.
The closer these times match, the higher the score.
4. Why Is My Night Score Empty?
If the Night Score is not displayed, it means REMI was unable to identify bedtime and wake-up time. To ensure a score is generated:
- Bedtime and wake-up faces must be set in the “Schedules” tab.
- The recorded noise levels must show a period of silence before wake-up and after bedtime.
- The system must successfully determine a bedtime and wake-up time.
If these conditions are not met, REMI cannot display a score.
5. Accessing the Night History
The icon at the top right of the “Tracking” tab allows access to 60 days of history. This lets you monitor your child’s sleep patterns over time.
Need Help?
If you have any questions about Night Tracking or the Night Score, our support team will respond within 48 hours.
