Every sleep tracker wants something from you: a ring to charge, a watch strapped to your wrist, a monthly fee to see your own data. The Hatch Sleep Clock wants a spot on your nightstand. That is it. It watches your breathing and micro-movements from across the bed, figures out your sleep stages, and does it with no wearable and no subscription for the tracking. It costs $249.99.
Nothing to wear, nothing to charge
Built-in contactless sensors pick up the tiny movements and breathing patterns of the person closest to the clock, so sharing a bed does not wreck your numbers. Hatch says it classifies sleep stages with 97% accuracy. No camera is pointed at you, either. You just sleep and the data shows up in the Hatch app in the morning.
Coaching, not a report card
Here is the twist: there is no nightly sleep score. Instead, Hatch looks at long-term trends and hands you small next steps, like moving bedtime 20 minutes earlier or trying a sleep sound to stay down longer. Sleep tracking, personalized insights and your nightly plan are all included in the price.
Light, sound and a sunrise alarm
It is still a Hatch, so you also get mood lighting, a sound machine, dynamic bedtime reminders and a Sunrise Alarm that slowly brightens the room so you wake up gently instead of to a phone blaring. Physical buttons on top mean you do not need to grab your phone at 2 a.m. The box includes 30 days of Hatch+, which unlocks 2,500+ sleep sounds, stories and meditations. After that Hatch+ is optional and paid, but the tracking keeps working without it.
Where to get it
The Hatch Sleep Clock is $249.99 in Putty, Cocoa or Greige. Buy direct from Hatch and you get a 30-night bedside trial with free shipping and returns, plus a 1-year warranty. It is also on Amazon, sold by Hatch.
Get the Hatch Sleep Clock here | Hatch Sleep Clock at Hatch.co
More bedside and desk tech: Divoom TimeBox Evo and SwitchBot’s Obboto.
