A social sleep habit app where friends virtually crawl into the same Beiwo. Seeing who is already in bed turns wind-down into a shared, playful ritual.
Existing sleep apps focus entirely on individual optimization — tracking, scoring, nudging. They treat sleep as a performance metric rather than a human experience. Meanwhile, the social rituals around bedtime — saying goodnight, knowing your friends are winding down too — have no digital equivalent.
The mechanic is simple: when a friend joins their Beiwo (crawls in), you get a soft notification. Not a push to perform, but a quiet signal that the people you care about are winding down. It transforms bedtime from a solitary obligation into a shared, cozy ritual.
English wireframes exploring three critical flows: creating a nest, receiving notifications on the lock screen, and the morning rise recap experience.