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Sleep Quality Score Calculator

Score your sleep quality from 0 to 100 based on five science-backed indicators.

Score

71

Good

Sleep efficiency: 88%

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Frequently asked questions

What makes sleep quality good?+

Sleep efficiency above 85%, few awakenings, sufficient deep + REM sleep, and feeling rested upon waking are the strongest indicators.

What is sleep efficiency?+

Time asleep ÷ time in bed. Healthy sleep efficiency is 85–95%. Below 80% suggests insomnia or fragmented sleep.

Can I improve my score quickly?+

Yes — fixing one variable (cool room, no screens 60 min pre-bed, consistent wake time) typically lifts a quality score by 15–25 points within a week.

Is REM sleep more important than deep sleep?+

Both matter — deep sleep restores the body and consolidates declarative memory; REM consolidates emotion and procedural memory. Adults need ~20–25% of each.

Can supplements improve sleep quality?+

Magnesium glycinate, glycine, and L-theanine have modest evidence. Avoid 'stacks' with high-dose melatonin or sedating antihistamines, which degrade architecture.

How accurate are wearables for sleep stages?+

Wrist wearables correctly classify wake-vs-sleep ~85% of the time but only 50–65% accurate for deep vs. REM. Use them for trends, not absolutes.

Does menstrual cycle affect sleep quality?+

Yes — luteal phase progesterone increases sleep fragmentation and reduces REM. Tracking your score against your cycle helps separate hormonal patterns from lifestyle factors.

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