Made with lived experience
One of its co-founders is neurodivergent and has a PhD in reading the body's signals from the wrist. Neurodivergent people helped shape the app, from the calm, low-alert design to the choice of band.
A tool we recommend
PhiliaSense turns what your body does overnight into a calm, clear picture of your sleep and stress, measured against your own normal.
Lots of neurodivergent people find their body's signals hard to read. You might not notice a hard week building until you crash, or be unable to tell a restful night from a wrecked one until the day is half gone. PhiliaSense was built for exactly that gap, by people who live with it.
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Most sleep trackers nag, score and alert. People quietly give up on them. PhiliaSense takes the opposite approach.
One of its co-founders is neurodivergent and has a PhD in reading the body's signals from the wrist. Neurodivergent people helped shape the app, from the calm, low-alert design to the choice of band.
It learns your own baseline over time, then shows how last night compares with your recent nights. The read is about you, not a one-size score.
No alerts telling you you're stressed and no streaks to keep. It observes quietly so you can decide what to do with what you see.
Tag a moment in your day, like a loud meeting or a good focus session, and see what lines up with your sleep. You can share a clear summary with a partner, parent or practitioner if you choose.
If you check in with NeuroHub Compass, PhiliaSense adds the overnight side of the picture. Our courses on interoception and burnout explain why these signals can be hard to feel in the first place.
Prices are set by PhiliaSense in US dollars, so your bank will convert them. They were correct when we checked in October 2026. Always check the shop for today's price.
US$49 a year (usually US$99)
The founding price is for the first 100 members, while places last.
See the founding offerBought separately, from Garmin. Only this model works with PhiliaSense.
Already have one? You're set. If not, PhiliaSense sends you to Garmin after checkout, and its FAQ says subscribers can get the band at a discount through its own link.
No. PhiliaSense describes itself as a general wellness and self-awareness tool. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, monitor or prevent any condition, including autism or ADHD, and it does not give medical advice. Talk to a health professional about any medical concerns.
No. PhiliaSense is made by PhiliaHealth Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. We recommend it because it suits many of the people we work with, and we earn a commission if you subscribe through our link. Your subscription, support and data are handled by PhiliaSense.
PhiliaSense says your data is yours, that you control what is shared with the people in your life, and that it is never sold. NeuroHub never sees your PhiliaSense data. Read the privacy policy on the PhiliaSense shop before you sign up.
No. Most of the picture is built overnight, so you can put it on before bed and take it off in the morning.
Yes. A Bluetooth band connects to one app at a time, so PhiliaSense becomes the main app for your band's sleep and stress data.
The shop sells worldwide in US dollars. The HSA and FSA information on the shop applies only to people in the United States. If you're unsure whether it works where you live, ask PhiliaSense before you buy.
Subscribe on the PhiliaSense shop, then set up your band using the steps they email you.
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