Which part of the night is worst?
You are not the problem. Only 2.7% of working adults wake up rested.
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That pressure is part of what keeps people awake. Sleep isn't about doing, and we can't force an outcome. Sleep is the opposite: stop doing, and relax. That's easier said than done.
We start by mapping where you are with your sleep today, and then we work in small steps over time. Not only so your sleep gets better, but so it holds once you're finished here.
You will choose ONE small thing and focus on that. We help you stay accountable with live calls.
Four short questions. About a minute. Nothing to sign up for yet.
You shape one habit. You write what you'll do, and you pick when and where.
No download. No card. It runs in your browser.
Once a week, everyone in Noa shows up at the same time. This is the part no app gives you, and it's the part that makes the habit stick.
Questions go in writing during the call and get answered after. The first call is free.
Fredrik is building the same habit. This is week three.
"A safe space to fail. It breaks the taboo that failure is bad."
Gokul
"Clear and simple. I go in, I report, and I go out."
Philip — four weeks sugar-free, steadier mood [permission required, §8]
"I went in at first so I wouldn't let the others down."
Mikael — picked his daily routine back up [permission required]
The first call is free. After that the program runs 66 days for a single price. [Price not set — 11.1]
No. It runs in your browser. You can add it to your phone later if you want reminders.
You keep reporting each day. Your group keeps going, and you join the next one.
You report the no. A no isn't a failure here, it keeps the habit conscious. Nobody in your group comments on it.
Fredrik Brännlund built Noa and plays it himself. He isn't a sleep expert, and the research behind each activity was done by people who do that for a living.
We start with ONE area. If it turns out you need all of them, we’ll help you get there — one at a time.
Naming it is most of the work. Nobody builds around an obstacle they haven’t looked at yet.
Be specific. Not “sleep better” — what you’d actually do with the energy once you have it.
You build yourself for them. That’s the part that keeps you going on the days you’d rather not.
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The neuron only grows on a yes. A no still counts as reporting, and nobody in the group comments on it.
Screen 5 is the statement designer, where the sentence gets written. Screen 6 is the sign-up, and it exists to save what they already made.