Sleeptracker-AI

Sleep solution app redesign and new features update for Tempur-Pedic.

Yellow crescent moon with a golden glow.

The Project

Tempur-Pedic have an app called Sleeptracker-AI that pairs with their range of “Smart-Base” mattress bases that gives people next level data stats on your sleep.

Tempur needed to update the UI of the app to incorporate their missing branding, and also introduce a new sleep-audio section within the app, a collab with the calming audio files from the Calm app.

The Challenge

The existing structure of the app that was crammed with huge amounts of information wasn’t changeable. That meant the typography of the design system needed a robust hierarchy structure to allow all heading, CTAs, body copy, chart data and disclaimers all to live harmoniously within the one screen view.

My Role

My involvement was primarily UI with best-practice UX improvements. The initial build was a dev-first project, meaning the app came with no design system – so I built one. I also had many other roles including:

Design Direction

Team Management

UX/UI Design

Stakeholder + Client Presentations

Blue background with wave pattern, white text reading 'TEMPUR Sleeptracker-AI'
Screenshots of a sleep tracking mobile app with features like sleep quality assessment, sleep stories, meditation, and soundscapes, with navigation icons at the bottom labeled Home, Sleep, Remote, Relax, and Climate.
A sleep technology device with a bed, remote control, and smartphone displaying sleep coaching app, highlighting features like USB port, lumbar support, zero gravity, and sleep coaching.
Collection of app screens for the Sleeptracker AI, displaying sleep quality ratings, meditation options, and smart bed connection status, with a background of mountain lake scenery.
Screenshot of a software toolbar with various icons including home, graph, target, snowflake, grid, list, arrows, dots, plus, minus, x, checkmark, play, pause, stop, timer, and circle.

Who doesn’t love a before and after?

Screenshots of a sleep tracking app interface showing sleep quality scores, sleep patterns, heart rate, and breathing data over days and weeks.

Always give credit where credit’s due

Sally Fang, Jenn Seide, Sheri Hyman, Sam Stroube