How it works
Duration = wake-up time − bedtime. When wake-up is earlier on the clock, it is treated as occurring the following day.
Enter bedtime and wake-up time to measure the time interval. This calculates time in bed, not sleep quality.
Elapsed time between bedtime and wake-up.
Duration = wake-up time − bedtime. When wake-up is earlier on the clock, it is treated as occurring the following day.
The result measures the scheduled interval between the two times. Time needed to fall asleep and periods awake during the night are not subtracted, so actual sleep may be shorter.
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Yes. A wake-up time earlier than bedtime is automatically treated as the following day.