Disable Sleep Sensing
To turn off Sleep Sensing on your Nest Hub:
- Open the Google Home app .
- Tap and hold your device's tile.
- At the top right, tap Settings Sleep Sensing Deactivate Sleep Sensing Deactivate.
Note: Deactivating Sleep Sensing does not delete your sleep data in Google Fit. Learn more about disabling Sleep Sensing and deleting your Sleep data. To reactivate, you need to set up and configure Sleep Sensing again.
Alternatively, you can temporarily pause and unpause Sleep Sensing. To do this, swipe up on your display and tap Sleep Sensing .Turn on or off sound events tracking
With Sleep Sensing, you can turn on or off tracking of sound events like coughing and snoring in the Google Home app.
Turn on sound events tracking
- Open the Google Home app .
- Tap and hold your device's tile.
- At the top right, tap Settings Sleep Sensing Set up sound events tracking.
- Go through the in-app notices and agree to turn sound events tracking on.
Turn off sound events tracking
- Open the Google Home app .
- Tap and hold your device's tile.
- At the top right, tap Settings Sleep Sensing Deactivate sound events tracking Deactivate.
Note: When you deactivate “sound events tracking,” it stops your sound events from being added to your display. Existing information, however, may still appear on your display for several days.
Alternatively, you can switch the mic off on the back of your display to temporarily disable sound events.
Turn on or off personalized suggestions from Google Fit
If you don't want to get suggestions for better rest:
- Open the Google Home app .
- Tap and hold your device's tile.
- At the top right, tap Settings Sleep Sensing Personalized sleep suggestions.
- Turn on or off Sleep suggestions.
Note: When you turn off “Personalized sleep suggestions,” it stops new suggestions from being added to your display. Existing suggestions, however, may still appear on your display for several days.
Change bedtime schedule
You can adjust your bedtime schedule to what works for you.
- Open the Google Home app .
- Tap and hold your device's tile.
- At the top right, tap Settings Sleep Sensing Set a bedtime schedule.
- Choose a bedtime schedule tap Next.
Tip: Choose a time that you can be consistent with. Most people should get 7-9 hours of sleep.
Recalibrate
If you’ve moved where you sleep or Sleep Sensing isn't working as expected, you might need to recalibrate. Make sure Sleep Sensing and Motion Sense are turned on before you proceed.
With the Google Home app
- Open the Google Home app .
- Tap and hold your device's tile.
- At the top right, tap Settings Sleep Sensing Recalibrate.
- Follow the instructions on your Nest Hub to calibrate.
On your Nest display
- From the bottom of your display, swipe up.
- Tap Settings make sure Motion Sense is on.
- Tap Sleep Sensing make sure Sleep Sensing is on Calibrate device.
- Follow the on-screen instructions on your display.
Tip: You can also recalibrate with Assistant voice commands. Say“Hey Google, calibrate sleep sensing” and follow any on-screen instructions.
Turn on or off Proactive health & fitness results
Google Assistant can answer questions about your previous night's sleep on devices that have personal results turned on.
To start or stop your sleep data from being displayed on your Nest Hub, turn on or off “Proactive health & fitness results.”
- Open the Google Home app .
- At the top right, tap your account Assistant settings Wellness.
- Under "Proactive health & fitness results," turn on the devices for which you want your sleep data displayed proactively.
Start or stop sharing your sleep data with Assistant
When you share your sleep data with Assistant, it allows your sleep and wellness information to be shown on your Nest Hub and allows you to ask sleep-related questions. Learn more about disabling Sleep Sensing and deleting your Sleep data.
- Open the Google Home app .
- Tap and hold your device's tile.
- At the top right, tap Settings Sleep Sensing Assistant access to Fit.
- Turn on or off all data types you want to start or stop sharing with Assistant.
Note: When you turn "Assistant access to Fit" off, it prevents Assistant from accessing your data, however data still gets uploaded from your display to Google Fit unless you disable Sleep Sensing.