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The process still isn’t perfect, but until Apple rolls out full nap support, it works well enough.Welcome to the Chocolatey Community Package Repository! The packages found in this section of the site are provided, maintained, and moderated by the community. Sleep++, a free sleep-tracking app, lets you easily track naps.

The push of a button is all that’s necessary to record a nap effectively. The big problem is that the more an app tries to detect your sleep habits automatically, the worse it gets at tracking naps. We’ve tested each one that we could find, and only one of them-Sleep++, which we’ll look at in a moment-reliably worked. Third-party sleep-tracking apps, which used to be the only way to track your sleep with an Apple Watch, aren’t much better. This approach would also severely limit the usefulness of both your iPhone and Watch and throw up loads of false positives. You can’t even set the sleep schedule to cover an entire day: It’s limited to 20 hours. It turns on Do Not Disturb mode, but your sleep won’t get tracked no matter how long you nap. When you nap, you can hit the Sleep Mode button in the Control Center on your Apple Watch and iPhone, but no tracking occurs if you use it out of your assigned bedtime hours.