SleepTown Cheats

SleepTown Hack 3.3.8 + Redeem Codes

Build a healthy sleep habit

Developer: SEEKRTECH CO., LTD.
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 3.3.8
ID: com.seekrtech.sleep

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Description

## A fun and simple way to develop healthy sleep habits
##【New Features and Updates】Apart from building alone, you can now build with family and friends by reaching the same sleep goals together! Make it fun to build healthy sleep habits, invite your friends and family to join the SleepTown circle now!

Developed by SeekrTech, the creator of Forest app which has more than 25 million users around the globe. Study hard in the morning, put down your phone and sleep well at night!

SleepTown is an incredible app that helps you attain a healthy, regular sleep schedule. Construct amazing buildings just by achieving your bedtime and wake-up goals every day. Put down your smartphone before going to bed and build your own town while you sleep.

Do you often stay up late scrolling on your phones? Hit the snooze button until you're late? If you have trouble putting your phone down at bedtime, or if you suffer from insomnia and want to attain a healthy, regular sleep schedule, SleepTown is the solution for you!

How it works: 3 steps to a healthy sleep schedule
1) Set your own challenging bedtime and wake-up goal.
2) Open the SleepTown app before your bedtime goal and start constructing a building.
3) Wake up before your wake-up goal, shake your phone to clear your mind, and see which building you got. Every morning the building is a surprise that will motivate you to wake up!
Repeat these steps every day to maintain a regular sleep cycle and create a lovely "SleepTown"!

SleepTown Can Help You:
• Beat your phone addiction and get more sleep
• Maintain regular sleep hours between 4-10 hours a day
• Construct amazing buildings by achieving your bedtime and wake-up goals
• Wake up to a reward every day - your new building!
• If you don't go to bed at your bedtime goal, you cannot construct a building
• If you use your phone during your sleeping time, your building under construction will be destroyed
• View your "SleepTown" and all your sleep statistics in the town page
• Night shift mode helps reduce blue light
• You can also join a circle with family and friends and set the same sleep goals. Build healthy sleep habits together and contribute energy to construct the wonders of the world!

Construct Your Own Town:
• Over 70 types of unique buildings available
• Spend your earned coins to unlock new buildings
• Earn revenue after each successful construction
• Earn extra revenue from consecutive successful days
• Design your own town with land, buildings, and decorations
• Apply special themes on holidays to decorate your SleepTown
• Elaborately designed wonders of the world make your town spectacular!

Customize Your Sleeping Schedule:
• Set up to two days off in a week: failing on your "day-off" won't end your streak, so relax and take a break!
• Reset bedtime & wake-up time goals anytime
• Set up a bedtime reminder and alarm clock
• Adjust the volume and sound of your alarm
• Adjust "shake your phone" challenge to wake you up easily in the morning

Other features:
• Earn rewards for your first successful building and for inviting a friend
• Unlock achievements and earn extra rewards
• Create an account to back up your data (all your sleeping stats and lovely buildings!)
• Sync your sleep data to Apple's HealthKit

Go to sleep on time, and start building your own "SleepTown" tonight!

Notice:
SleepTown is an app available for both iPhone and iPad. Once purchased it can be restored on other iOS devices. To download a non-iOS version of SleepTown, a separate purchase is required. However, by logging into the same registered account, the account data can be synchronized across different platforms and devices.

Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SleepTownApp
Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sleeptownapp
Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/sleeptownapp/

Find out more on https://sleeptown.seekrtech.com!

Privacy Policy:https://sleeptown.seekrtech.com/privacy/

Sound Design:Shi Kuang Lee

Version history

3.3.8
2023-02-14
• Some bug fixes.
3.3.7
2022-09-19
• Some bug fixes.
3.3.6
2022-09-06
• Some bug fixes.
3.2.17
2020-11-25
• Some bug fixes.
3.2.16
2020-09-16
• Some bug fixes.
3.2.15
2020-07-04
• Some bug fixes.
3.2.14
2020-06-29
• Some bug fixes.
3.12.3
2020-04-07
Some bug fixes.
3.2.12
2020-02-13
Some bug fixes.
3.2.11
2020-01-02
Some bug fixes.
3.2.10
2019-12-19
Some bug fixes.
3.2.9
2019-11-28
• Jingle bells, jingle bells. To celebrate Christmas, SleepTown has launched a December-limited Christmas theme! Watch out for snow in your town!
3.2.8
2019-10-23
Some bug fixes.
3.2.7
2019-10-03
Some bug fixes.
3.2.6
2019-09-08
Some bug fixes.
3.2.5
2019-09-04
Some bug fixes.
3.2.4
2019-08-23
Some bug fixes.
3.2.3
2019-08-14
Some bug fixes.
3.2.2
2019-08-02
Some bug fixes.
3.2.1
2019-06-26
Some bug fixes.
3.2
2019-06-16
Some bug fixes.
3.1.7
2019-05-24
Some bug fixes.
3.1.6
2019-04-25
Some bug fixes.
3.1.5
2019-04-11
Some bug fixes.
3.1.4
2019-04-01
Some bug fixes.

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Ratings

4.7 out of 5
1 387 Ratings

Reviews

Cptfunk,
Probably my favorite app?
I genuinely don’t even know if I had this regular of a sleep schedule when I was a kid. I have ADHD and would regularly spend until four in the morning researching whatever that week’s new interest was on my phone instead of sleeping. The novelty of getting new buildings, the frustration of a house collapsing, and the desire to keep consistent so I have the funds to configure new areas of my town are all strong enough to keep me from blowing it off, which is a pretty huge feat. Also, when I did hit a patch of not using it for awhile, I discovered the Circles function, and having friends build projects with me gave me the added element of public accountability. The only fundamental way this app could be better would be if you were somehow able to download it onto other devices and your desktop so that you can’t hop from your phone to somewhere else, but also, like, an app can’t actually be a full adult for you, so 🤷🏼‍♀️. (That said, developers, if you could give the option to edit the sleep goals for Circles groups every couple of weeks in case of slight schedule changes in the group, I would love you forever.) Anyway, it’s an incredible app, and my mental and physical health are measurably better for it.
Robotdjuret,
Enabling Success
Like the featured reviewer, I, too, have struggled with sleep regularity for my whole life owing to ADD. This has always been a problem for me. It’s caused tension in relationships and meant that I’ve gone around on very little sleep a lot in my professional life. I have been using Forest for a couple years to measure my work and to combat distraction and I downloaded Sleeptown to see if it would have the same benefits. A month later, my sleep regularity is at +90% in Sleep Cycle (where it has never been in the 7 years I've been using that app) and I'm sleeping better, snoring less, and have worked my sleep debt down to almost nothing. I particularly enjoy the phone shaking challenge in the morning. And I can tell this app is going to change my life.

**A couple recommendations**: the art is good, but I would enjoy different styles a lot more (like futuristic or steam punk or medieval village… especially a medieval village), and I wish it were 3D (or at least that I could rotate the town on its fixed isographic PoV). And it would be really fun if I could import my trees from Forest and be able to place them in my towns.
Mains bodkin,
A bit too strict
It’s a nice app but it’s so strict, if you miss by a couple minutes, even if you still get to bed in roughly the same time, the building will be destroyed.
Another thing I don’t like is that once you missed my sleeping time that’s it, you failed the night and there’s nothing else you can do. But really, even if I missed my sleeping time by hours, it still helps to just click “build” and put down the phone when I do decide to sleep. I want to use this app for helping me get away from my phone, and i still want to use this feature even if I did miss my sleeping time. But right now “missing you sleeping time” is just the end of the story.
I don’t even want to open this app after not being able to build a single house for three days. There’re tracking apps more forgiving rewarding and helpful than this one.
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What I think might help is to add a period in which you want to go to bed, then a deadline by which you have to get off your phone. Say you want to sleep at 10pm, it may help to give you a period between 9:30 to 10:30 in which you can hit sleep and start building the house, but still allow you to have some flexibility, say I can still reply to a text at 10:05. But then by 10:30 is the hard deadline after which the house will be destroyed if you look at your phone again.
xHALFRICANx,
Surprisingly addictive (the good kind)
Alright so it’s not a game, nor will it require time away from anything. I was first brought onto SleepTown by way of Forest which has changed the way I use my iPhone for the better! SleepTown has not only surpassed my expectations but believe or not I am going to bed on time and not spending time on my iPhone (how simple that may sound I know there are millions of us who can’t due to the phone addiction) then waking up to a surprisingly building that provides me with a weird satisfaction that I slept and obtained a building for my town. Look, this is probably not for anyone who could give a rip about spending countless hours on their phones while in bed or could care less about sleep (if this is you... life catches up), but if you are in the class of “I care about the quality of sleep and want to break away from giving my attention to a device that is a time sucking, data hog, irrelevant piece of metal and plastic”... then I would suggest SleepTown.
allspice75,
I want to like this app
So there are definitely things about this app that I like! It’s very cute and a fun way to incentivize not being on your phone before bed. I have the sister app, Forest, for concentration and staying off my phone during the day and that one is perfect in my mind! But this one still needs some changes to be perfect in my mind. I’ve seen a few other reviews suggest having a sleep time window and a wake up window so you don’t automatically fail if you’re off by 15 or 30 minutes, which I agree would be really nice. The strictness of destroying your building if you leave after you decide to go to sleep is effective and I think that should stay, but there definitely needs to be a 30 minute cushion between sleep time and wake up time. My only other complaint is the days off feature. I’ve selected Saturday and Sunday as my days off since that’s when I get to stay up later and sleep in later, but I still get notifications on those days to go to bed in 30 minutes and missing those days still breaks my streak. I hope that some improvements can be made cause I really want to like this app!! It’s just hard to build a sleep habit when it won’t give you weekends or any leeway.
Stephiiiiiii,
Wish there was more flexibility
I’m really bad at staying on my phone when I’m in bed so an app like this is really helpful in helping build a habit. However, there are a few things that really make it hard for me to like this app. I really enjoy the “game” aspect of it and how it’s a challenge because it really incentivizes me, but it’s just not realistic to check-in when I go to bed every single time. For example, tonight I missed going to bed by 1 minute and that automatically constitutes as a failure. The problem with this is that now I don’t have an incentive to not be on my phone. I could just move my sleep time to 11pm, but that defeats the purpose of it. While ideally my sleep time is 10:30pm, it’s just not realistic for me to go to bed at exactly that time and sometimes it’s just a matter of forgetting to check in (even with the notification). I would like there to be an option for a “smaller” incentive if you miss your bedtime goal but still don’t want to use your phone at night. i.e. maybe it should count towards half a building or something similar. Unfortunately, this app just isn’t working completely for me at this time but I will keep on using it with the hope it will help.
Randomuser53728162,
Great motivator
I enjoy this app almost as much as I enjoy the Forest app. Really amazing how much not wanting to see a building destroyed can motivate me to go to bed and wake up on time. The only real downside is that I’ve built pretty much all of the buildings, and I don’t really have that novelty factor anymore to look forward to…another minor thing: if any new designs for buildings are currently in development, I would request some buildings to have entrances that face southeast. Pretty much all the buildings right now have entrances that faces southwest, which make the towns that I design a bit limited in their orientation. Perhaps you could allow us to turn the buildings, like we can turn the other items (benches, tables, etc.) And finally, like the Forest app, it would be great to be able to have a daily, weekly, monthly, and annual view so that I can have a better sense of my progress; right now only the weekly view is available. Thank you for an amazing app and all your work!
Demonslayerkaiya,
Good app but I wish it were more flexible
So far this app has been pretty motivating in incentivizing going to bed on time, but I wish the buffer were a little longer than 10 minutes, maybe closer to a half hour. I know with gamification apps it’s a tough balance to strike between being too easy so the incentives are meaningless and too strict so that users just quit in frustration, but I feel like there really needs to be some kind of sliding scale of lesser rewards the later you go to bed, or something like that. A problem I’ve come across is that my brain is a petulant jerk at times, and if I accidentally try to go to bed at 10:20 instead of 10 and open the app to be confronted with the unfriendly “you failed” message, then I feel inclined to stay up until 4 AM out of spite. So in that respect the gamification aspect kind of backfires.
PopMyBubble,
Not lively enough
It needs more motivation and determination, as well as consequences. Yes you will not end up with a built building; however, it is not like the app “forest” created by the same developers. “Forest” allows for productivity and its major use due to the consequence from disturbing the growing plant. If you do not complete the process, the plant will die and destroy the forest’s beauty. This dead plant is turned to ash and costs a lot of coins to get rid of. This gives a strong motivator in not breaking the process of the plant growth.

What would make this sleep app affective is if it was more lively. For example, towns people going in the buildings. Transportation driving around. Building roads. Build a park for the townspeople to roam and play in. Build a beach or desert. There are multiple things that could be added to make this app a lot more fun and entertaining. It doesn't have to be something that requires a lot of time, but also have a bit more involvement. These are just some suggestions to help make this app grow.
LHB0911,
Just doesn’t work
I’ve been trying to use this app for a week. First, the alarm never went off for the first five days. I emailed the developer but got no response. Then it finally did go off - on the day that was supposed to be “off”. So on Saturday I was woken up at 5:45am, finally figured how to turn it off (after waking everyone else up) and went back to sleep. When I did get up, it told me the building had failed. I’ll live with the disappointment, but in terms of tracking habits through visuals, the app clearly doesn’t work.

Since it requires me to be on my phone just before bedtime and right as I get up, creates any level of frustration in between (including nearly making me late for work), and doesn’t actually track any sleep habits whatsoever or with any degree of accuracy, I’m not sure this was worth spending the extra money on. It’s too bad, because I really like Forest, which has helped me be more productive at work. But this app seems like it could use some serious re-conceptualizing before it could actually be useful.