Pokémon Sleep

You simply press a button in the app before going to bed and leave your phone charging on your nightstand. The app then monitors your movements throughout the night and provides a sleep score along with a simple graph of your sleep patterns in the morning.

Each morning, based on how well you slept, different Pokémon appear. You can give them a biscuit to befriend them, and they will help collect berries for your Snorlax. Feeding Snorlax makes him grow bigger, which attracts rarer Pokémon over time.

Unfortunately, there is no way to undo a biscuit feeding once it's used, so it's important to double-check before tapping. The app's icons can be unclear, so take your time in the morning routine to make sure you're feeding the Pokémon you actually want to befriend.

The cooking game is a bit confusing at first—you just tap buttons until a meal appears, and it will feed your Snorlax. There's no penalty for tapping randomly, so feel free to experiment until the interface becomes more intuitive with use.

Unlike Sleep Cycle, which focuses purely on data and alarms, Pokémon Sleep adds a gentle, game-like reward system that makes you look forward to your sleep routine. It's less detailed in terms of analytics but offers a more positive, stress-free morning experience with cute Pokémon to greet you.