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Monday, August 9, 2021

How to Set Up a Bedtime Schedule

 The Android Google Clock Bedtime settings logo.

You can access the Bedtime settings through the Google Clock app. Download the app from the Google Play Store if it’s not already on your Android device.

The Google Clock app in the Play Store.

Open the app, and then tap “Bedtime” in the bottom toolbar.

Tap "Bedtime."

Tap “Get Started.”

Tap "Get Started" in the "Bedtime" app.

First, we’ll create a wake-up alarm (tap “Skip” if you don’t want to set one). Tap the minus (-) and plus (+) signs to choose a time. Tap the days of the week you want to use the alarm.

Tap the minus and plus signs to set an alarm time, and then tap the days of the week you want to use it.

Under the time and date options, you can also tap the checkbox next to the “Sunrise Alarm” option to enable it. This setting mimics the sun by slowly brightening the phone screen before your alarm sounds.

Tap the checkbox next to "Sunrise Alarm" to enable it.

Next, tap “Sound” to select the one you want for your alarm.

Tap "Sound" to choose one for your alarm.

The first time you open the “Sound” settings, you’ll be greeted by popup containing any apps you can use to set a music alarm. Tap “Dismiss” if you want to move on to the other options.

Tap "Dismiss" in the "Music Alarms Available" menu to choose a sound, instead.

Scroll through the list of sounds and tap the one you want to set as your alarm. Then, tap the Back arrow to return to the previous screen.

Select the sound you want for your alarm, and then tap the Back arrow.

Next, select the checkbox next to the “Vibrate” option if you also want your phone to vibrate when the alarm sounds.

Select the "Vibrate" checkbox if you want your phone to vibrate with the alarm.

If you want to set up a Routine with Google Assistant, tap the plus sign (+) to open the Assistant settings. If not, tap “Next.”

Tap "Next."

Now, you can set up a bedtime schedule. Use the minus (-) and plus (+) signs to adjust the time you want your device to be silenced, and then tap the days of the week you want this to occur.

Tap the minus and plus signs to set the time you want your device silenced, and then tap the days of the week on which you want this to occur.

To get a reminder to go to bed, tap “Reminder Notification” and select a time.

Select a time in the "Reminder Notification" menu.

If your device includes Google’s Digital Wellbeing suite, there’s another option called “Bedtime Mode” (more on that later). For now, tap “Done” to get to the “Bedtime” overview screen.

Tap "Done" to go to the "Bedtime" overview menu.

On the “Bedtime” overview screen, you’ll see a number of additional tools, including “Listen to Sleep Sounds” and “See Your Upcoming Events.” If your device has the Digital Wellbeing suite, you’ll also have the “See Recent Bedtime Activity” option.

The "Bedtime" overview menu.

Tap “Listen to Sleep Sounds” if you want the app to play soothing music or sounds while you fall asleep. Tap “Choose a Sound” to get started.

Tap "Choose a Sound" to select what you want to play as you're going to sleep.

You’ll see a few built-in sounds you can choose from, as well as any connected music apps. Tap the Back arrow after you make a selection.

Tap the Back arrow after you choose a "Sleep Sound."

Next, if want to make sure your alarm always goes off before any scheduled events, you can give the Clock app access to your calendar; tap “Continue” to set it up.

Tap "Continue" to give Google Clock access to your calendar.

When asked if you want to give the Clock app permission to access your calendar, tap “Allow.”

Tap "Allow" to give Google Clock access to your calendar.

Your Bedtime schedule is now complete!

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