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About Noomy

Optimize Your Energy with Noomy: Your Personal Sleep and Activity Guide Noomy is your ultimate companion for monitoring and optimizing your energy levels throughout the day. By analyzing your daily activities and sleep patterns, Noomy provides personalized suggestions to help you perform at your best and improve your overall well-being. Key Features: • Daily Activity Analysis: Gain insights into how your daily routines impact your energy levels. • Sleep Pattern Tracking: Understand your sleep habits and identify areas for improvement. • Optimal Activity Timing: Receive recommendations on the best times to perform your activities for maximum efficiency. • Circadian Rhythm Adjustment: Get tailored advice to shift your circadian rhythm based on real sleep data. • Sleep Debt Management: Track and manage your sleep debt, ensuring you stay on top of your sleep needs. Noomy takes care of every aspect of your sleep health, so you can focus on living your life to the fullest. Simply sleep and leave the rest to us.

What’s new

Version 1.2 · Updated February 1, 2026

-Bug fixes and Improvements

App privacy

The developer, Linar Zinatullin, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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