Spatial Sleep

Fall Asleep Faster
Stay Asleep Longer

without pills or guesswork.

Spatial Sleep is a personalized sleep headband that uses gentle sound and vibration to calm your mind and help you drift off naturally.

Spatial Sleep is a personalized sleep headband that uses gentle sound and vibration to calm your mind and help you drift off naturally.

When you’re
trying to sleep but find it difficult to unwind

Spatial Sleep is designed to help you fall asleep more comfortably and support a relaxing bedtime routine. Whether you’re looking for a drug-free way to get sleep or want to make your nights more restful, it is an easy addition to your evening routine.

Stop spending your nights trying to sleep and start creating a calmer environment for rest. Spatial Sleep is designed to help you relax at bedtime, making it easier to settle in and prepare for a peaceful night’s sleep.

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Acoustic Resonance Therapy
> 2 x

Better Sleep

Clinical trial participants reported 2X improvement in sleep quality after 2 weeks' use.
100 %

faster onset

100% of trial participants fell asleep faster.
> 70 %

stayed asleep

Over 70% of trial participants slept through the night.

Acoustic Resonance Therapy modified for Sleep

The brain has a natural tendency to synchronize its electrical cycles with external stimuli. When you are awake, your brain typically operates in Beta waves (13–30 Hz). To enter deep sleep, it must slow down to Delta waves (0.5–4 Hz). By playing low-frequency acoustic sounds, Spatial Sleep acts as a metronome. The brain’s activity shifts to the slower rhythm, manually downshifting the nervous system from alertness to calm.

The Spatial Difference

Clinically Proven

Anatomical Personalization

Stimulus

Side Effects

Time To Work

Prescription Medicine

Sedative
Groggy, drowsy, headaches, amnesia
Immediate

Melatonin & Other Supplements

Increase melatonin and magnesium
Headache, dizziness, nausea
Days

CBT-I

Sessions with sleep therapist
Emotional discomfort
Months

Other Sleep Wearables

Electric currents
Undeterminable due to lack of data

More effective than other sleep-aids

Spatial Sleep is the only sleep wearable validated with a real clinical sleep scale in rigorous trials.

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Dr. Clete Kushida

MD, PhD Associate Chair,

Stanford Sleep Medicine

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ART, with its novel application in customized binaural...

Dr. Elan Heiker

MD Pulmonology

Sharp Rees-Stealy San Diego

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I'm excited to add this drug-free option to...

Dr. Robson Capasso

MD Chief of Sleep Surgery

Stanford University School of Medicine

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The approach is unique in that it offers...

Dr. Darshan Mehta

MD, MPH

Harvard Medical School

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Spatial Sleep has been clinically shown to induce...

Dr. Ravi Ganesh

MD Internal Medicine

Baptist Health

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Spatial has been a great option for my...

Real Patients, Real Results

Before using Spatial Sleep, I would wake up several times a night and never felt truly rested. After a few weeks of wearing it regularly, I started sleeping in long, uninterrupted stretches. For the first time in years, I wake up feeling refreshed and energized.

Jay G Verified Verified Buyer
Corporate Vice President @ Fortune 500 Company

Spatial Sleep has been a real game-changer for me. I fall asleep so much faster and actually wake up feeling refreshed. I noticed a difference the very first night. Fell asleep faster, slept deeper. I used to toss and turn for hours, but with Spatial, I’m out in minutes and I wake up rested.


Julie K Verified Verified Buyer
Retired RN

As a physician on call, quality sleep is rare. With Spatial Sleep, I finally get deep, restorative rest.


Ram G MD Verified Verified Buyer
Radiologist
  1. Use of Customized Binaural Beats for the Treatment of Chronic Insomnia . Lin K, Mohan V, Ma Y, Lin B, Hwang P, Gopi P, Kushida C. (2025). Journal of Sleep Medicine.
  2. The Effect of Acoustic Resonance Therapy on CPAP Adherence . Munafo D, Gopi P, Mohan V, Hwang P, Lin B, Hekier E, Lane B, Guerrero C, Dauphin B, Kushida C. (2023). Sleep Research Society.