Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 12, 2026

Tonight is a sleep companion for iPhone and Apple Watch made by the tosleep.ai team ("we"). This policy explains what the app collects, where it goes, and what you control.

What stays on your devices

What is sent to our servers, and only if you sign in

AI features

When you ask for a weekly review or chat with the assistant, we send aggregated numbers only — durations, cycle counts, percentages — to Google's Gemini API through our server. We do not send stage sequences, heart-rate or motion data, notes, or your name. Requests are rate-limited per account and are not used to train models by us.

Family sharing

If you invite someone (or accept an invite), each of you can see the other's last night only: how long you slept, when you fell asleep, the number of cycles, and the morning feeling. Nothing else. Either side can end the link at any time.

Screen Time (Bedtime Lock)

If you enable Bedtime Lock, the app uses Apple's Screen Time framework on your device to shield the apps you choose. Your app selection is stored on your device as opaque tokens; we cannot see which apps you picked.

Your controls

Not medical advice

Sleep stages shown by Tonight are estimates from wrist sensors, not clinical measurements. Nothing in the app is a diagnosis or treatment. If you have a sleep disorder, talk to a doctor.

Contact

support@tosleep.ai

Optional website analytics

On our public website, we use Google Analytics only after you choose Allow analytics. It measures page visits, referral sources and general device information using analytics cookies. We do not add this website measurement to the app, account dashboard or authenticated API, and do not send sleep records or health data to it. We remove URL query strings and fragments from page addresses sent by this code and disable advertising personalization.

You can decline, or change your choice at any time using Cookie settings. Declining stops this website measurement and removes its analytics cookies. We also honor Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track signals. Your choice is saved locally in your browser. Learn how Google uses information from sites that use its services.