Join with an invitation
Use the private invitation from the household owner, or from your own connected device.
Bring your bedroom measurements into sleep insights and reviewable Autopilot rules. Existing Home Assistant entities provide sensor input; house scenes remain separately controlled.
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+Existing Apple Home scenes can be run from the native app after you authorize Home access. Missing room readings never trigger bed adjustments.
+ + ) +} diff --git a/app/[lang]/layout.tsx b/app/[lang]/layout.tsx index 86e235b44..7f86f81cc 100644 --- a/app/[lang]/layout.tsx +++ b/app/[lang]/layout.tsx @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ import type { Metadata } from 'next' import { IBM_Plex_Mono, IBM_Plex_Sans } from 'next/font/google' import dynamic from 'next/dynamic' import Script from 'next/script' +import { ConnectionGate } from '@/src/components/AppShell/ConnectionGate' import { AppShell } from '@/src/components/AppShell/AppShell' import { allMessages, getI18nInstance } from '@/src/lib/i18n/appRouterI18n' import { LinguiClientProvider } from '@/src/providers/LinguiClientProvider' @@ -62,7 +63,7 @@ export default async function LangLayout({ return ( - + @@ -70,19 +71,21 @@ export default async function LangLayout({ -A cooler bed, a gentler morning, and settings that are yours. Let’s try the basics together.
About 8 minutes · Works on your phone, iPad or computer
The plan for when you move in.
We’ll confirm which physical side is “Left” together.
Each side can have its own temperature and wake-up routine. You might like your side cozy while Luca likes his cool.
+Your name, favorite temperature, bedtime, wake-up time and optional personal sleep history.
The bed frame, room lights and speakers. Moving the frame or playing audio may affect both of you.
When the new setup is ready, Luca sends you a personal invitation. Use that invitation for your account; don’t use his connection key.
You can choose settings before moving in. Joining does not immediately switch the bed to two sleepers.
Luca will invite you to TestFlight. Install TestFlight, accept the app invitation, then install sleepypod.
The TestFlight invitation installs the app. Your separate household invitation connects your personal profile.
Open the private bed-app link Luca shares. At home, connect to the home Wi-Fi. On iPad, Safari works well.
You don’t need to install TestFlight to use the web app. Away from home, private remote access must be set up first.
The app says it can’t connect while you’re at home.
If a permission asks to find devices on your local network, allow it for sleepypod. If a number looks stale or the app says “disconnected,” don’t assume a tap reached the bed.
Start on Temp. Check that you’re controlling your name and your side, then choose a target temperature.
The target is what you’re asking for. The measured temperature shows the bed catching up. It takes a few minutes to feel a change.
Try small changes and give each one time. If you’re uncomfortable, turn your side off.
Your pretend target
A routine has three useful parts: when your side starts, how it feels overnight, and how you wake up. Your settings do not need to match Luca’s.
+Before saving a real routine: check its summary, the actual wake date, the target temperature and the vibration setting. Bedtime on Sunday night can mean waking on Monday morning.
These are examples, not your recommended settings. Choose your own waking temperature; you do not inherit Luca’s hot wake-up preference.
Use the next-alarm options for a one-morning change. Check the date before confirming. Your normal weekly routine can stay the same.
+The bed’s warming and vibration. Review the app’s next-alarm summary.
Your iPhone Clock and any wake-up lights are separate. Until a connected wake plan is tested, check each one too.
Snooze delays an alarm that’s ringing. Skip next misses one occurrence. Restore removes a temporary change. Don’t disable your entire weekly schedule to sleep in once.
Tell the app whether you felt too warm, too cold, or comfortable. Useful feedback is more valuable than guessing from one heart-rate number.
+Shows what Autopilot would suggest. It does not apply those adaptive changes.
Only available after checks and review. Makes small changes within the approved limits, with reasons you can inspect.
Regular saved routines can still run in Preview. A manual temperature adjustment takes priority and pauses adaptive corrections. Turning your side off stops its thermal control.
The current installation is in Preview. A new person and a new bed arrangement need their own checks; Luca’s history is not a ready-made model for you.
Apple Health is optional. On your phone, you choose what the app may read or write. Your profile should contain your own records, never Luca’s.
+The Pod measures signals in the mattress. Apple Watch is a separate source. Estimates and missing periods should be labeled; an unexpectedly short night is a reason to check the data, not assume you only slept that long.
Check Wi-Fi or your private remote connection, then reconnect. The Pod stores its routines locally, so closing the app does not normally cancel them. A disconnected screen cannot confirm a new command was received.
Use Temp to adjust your own target or turn your side off. Wait a few minutes for a small change. If something seems wrong, stop using the controls and ask Luca to check the system.
Only if the base controls are available and tested. The frame can move the whole bed, including the other person. Check with them first and keep Stop within reach.
Cloud analysis should require your explicit choice. A local report and a report sent to a cloud provider are different options. Check the sharing description before enabling a provider.
It detects presence, not someone’s identity. After the shared setup, your assigned side helps associate records with you. If you swap sides or sleep in the middle, tell the app; uncertain periods should not be treated as reliable personal sleep data.
Come back to this checklist when the two-person setup is ready. It’s fine to leave items unchecked until then.
+ +That’s the everyday part: Temp for comfort, Schedule for bedtime and alarms, and Sleep for your night. The Settings gear opens setup and other features. On a wider screen, you’ll also see destinations such as Autopilot and Home in the sidebar.
+Your personal sleep space
Prepare a personal profile for your shared bed. Joining keeps the current bed arrangement and saved alarms unchanged.
+Use the private invitation from the household owner, or from your own connected device.
Reconnect using the personal key saved in your password manager. This is different from the Pod’s owner key.
This creates your private preparation workspace. It does not import or relabel old sleep data, alter the current routine, or add a second sleeper.
Save this key in your password manager before creating your account. Then choose “I saved it privately” to continue. It reconnects only this personal account. Don’t send it in chat or give it to the other sleeper.
If a response was lost, check with the same key. Don’t create another account to retry.
Pair another device with your own account.
Share privately with the intended person. It expires after 30 minutes and can pair one device.
Removing a device immediately stops its personal connection. Keep a working replacement before removing your last one.
To use existing owner controls, explicitly return to the owner app. A member’s personal key never unlocks that owner app. Shared-bed activation will be a separate reviewed step.
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