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Key takeaways:
- Sleep Assist debuts August 1 for iOS and mid-August for Android.
- The app utilizes non-contact sensors built directly into the bed base, eliminating the need for wearable sleep trackers.
- An integrated AI assistant answers plain-language questions based on users’ personalized sleep reports.
- When paired with compatible smart beds, the app enables automatic anti-snore intervention and customized relaxation presets.
Ergomotion will launch Sleep Assist, a unified sleep app powered by Ergomotion Intelligence, on August 1 for iOS devices, with Android availability scheduled for mid-August.
Designed to help users understand and improve their nightly rest, the AI-powered sleep wellness platform brings together personalized sleep reports, biometric insights, AI recommendations, and controls for compatible Ergomotion smart and adjustable beds. The system utilizes sensors built directly into the base of the bed, allowing it to work with most existing mattresses without requiring consumers to use a wearable device.
The subscription-free app provides daily sleep scores along with nightly, weekly, and monthly views of key indicators. Users can review measurements including sleep efficiency, timing, duration, snoring, restfulness, nighttime awakenings, restoration, heart rate variability, and lowest resting heart rate.
An integrated AI sleep assistant allows users to ask questions in plain language and receive personalized answers based on their sleep report. Users can explore how their sleep compares over time, identify trends, and understand potential areas for improvement.
When connected to a compatible Ergomotion smart bed, Sleep Assist unlocks intelligent comfort features. These include automatic anti-snore intervention, the Zero-G position, relaxation presets, smart routines, programmable sleep scheduling, and automatic optimizations tailored to nightly patterns.
Initially, the app will be compatible with select adjustable smart beds built on Ergomotion’s RIO Eco platform, which combines non-contact health sensors with premium features like head and foot articulation, active pillow tilt, lumbar support, and sonic massage. It will also support the upcoming Ergomotion Legacy Venti adjustable smart bed, scheduled to launch in fall 2026.
“Sleep Assist represents the next step in Ergomotion’s evolution as a connected sleep technology leader,” says Gui Peres, CEO of Ergomotion, in a release.
First previewed at CES 2026, the platform reflects ongoing investments in connected sleep environments that link personal wellness data with individualized comfort to give consumers a clearer understanding of how they sleep.
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