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Bedtimes for common wake-up times

Get-into-bed times with a 90-minute reference and 10-minute settling buffer. Evening results fall on the previous day.

Wake up6 planning blocks5 planning blocks4 planning blocks
5:00 AM7:50 PM9:20 PM10:50 PM
6:00 AM8:50 PM10:20 PM11:50 PM
7:00 AM9:50 PM11:20 PM12:50 AM
8:00 AM10:50 PM12:20 AM1:50 AM
9:00 AM11:50 PM1:20 AM2:50 AM
10:00 AM12:50 AM2:20 AM3:50 AM

Four reference blocks provide six hours, below the regular seven-or-more-hour adult consensus recommendation.

Sleep planning guides

Planning loop

Why plan the whole night, not just bedtime?

A sleep plan is more than one time on a clock. A steady goal, a night worked backward, and a short preparation checklist make it something you can actually follow.

Comparable sleep windows

Compare four, five, or six adjustable cycle estimates around your wake-up or sleep target. A 90-minute cycle is a useful planning anchor, not a claim about your exact sleep stages.

Planning matrix

A timeline that works backward

Turn one wake-up goal into clear times to aim for sleep, get into bed, and start winding down.

Night timeline

Evening and morning routines

Attach only the steps you need, then save the night locally. Your plan stays practical without requiring an account or a rigid routine.

Routine checklist
FAQ

A few things
you may be wondering.

Clear answers about what BedtimePilot calculates, saves, and can do today.

Ask us directlyhello@bedtimepilot.com

No. Sleep cycles vary between people and across the night. BedtimePilot uses 90 minutes as an adjustable planning anchor, not as a measurement of your actual sleep stages.

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