Sleep apps for iPhone and Apple WatchHead to head

AutoSleep vs Bevel

AutoSleep ranks #1 and Bevel ranks #2 in our guide to the best sleep apps for iPhone and Apple Watch. AutoSleep is our pick for most people, and Bevel is the best free option.

Our pickAutoSleep app iconAutoSleepPick AutoSleep if you wear your Apple Watch overnight and want detailed sleep stats for 1 price.$9.99 onceBest freeBevel app iconBevelPick Bevel if you want free sleep and recovery scores, and you wear an Oura ring or an Apple Watch.Free to start

What decides it

  • AutoSleep costs less over 3 years: $9.99, against $299.97 for Bevel.
  • Both run on iPhone and Apple Watch. Only Bevel runs on iPad.
  • Bevel has the higher App Store rating: 4.8 from 18K ratings, against 4.7 for AutoSleep.

Side by side

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At a glanceAutoSleep app iconAutoSleepBevel app iconBevel
Price$9.99 once, with no subscriptions or in-app purchasesFree. Bevel Pro is $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year
How you payPay onceFree, with paid upgrades
3 years of use$9.99 Cheaper$299.97 Yearly plan
Free trialNone listedFree to start
Runs oniPhone, Apple WatchiPhone, iPad, Apple Watch
Where to buyApp StoreApp Store
Rating4.7 62K ratings4.8 18K ratings Higher
FeaturesPrivacy, Family Sharing, Widgets, ShortcutsNone flagged
Made byTantsissaFinerpoint, Inc
Last updated15 Sept 202629 Oct 2026

The differences you'll notice every day

Both give you a nightly sleep score, a readiness read and a smart alarm from the Apple Watch you already wear. The choice comes down to 2 things: whether you want a sleep specialist you pay for once, or a free all-in-one health app that also covers training and food.

Day to dayAutoSleep app iconAutoSleepBevel app iconBevel
How sleep is trackedAutoSleep detects when you fell asleep and woke up from your Watch data. There is nothing to start or stop.Bevel reads the sleep your Watch, Oura or Garmin already records. It suggests a Sleep Schedule or Sleep Focus for consistent nights.
ScoresA sleep rating, Sleep Fuel for quality and efficiency, and a Readiness score for physical and mental stress.Sleep, Recovery, Strain and Stress scores, rolled into 1 Energy Bank number.
Beyond sleepOvernight vitals: blood oxygen, breathing rate, wrist temperature, HRV and noise. It stays focused on the night.A strength log with 700+ exercises, food logging from a 6M+ food database, and a habit journal.
Without a wearableBuilt for Apple Watch. With the Watch off, it logs time in bed and ends the session when you pick up your iPhone.Works with no wearable for lifting, food and journaling. Sleep and Recovery scores need a device worn overnight.
Paying$9.99 once. No subscriptions and no in-app purchases.Free for sleep, recovery, strain, nutrition and strength. Pro is $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year and adds the AI coach, health records and biological age.
Where it runsiPhone and Apple Watch only.iPhone and Apple Watch only. There is no Android app as of October 2026.
Privacy labelData Not Collected, per the developer's App Store label.Collects contact info, identifiers and usage data linked to you. Health data is listed as not linked to you.

Checked against both App Store listings and the developers' own pages on 31 Oct 2026.

Questions people ask

Is Bevel better than AutoSleep?

For sleep alone, AutoSleep gives more overnight detail for a single $9.99 payment and collects no data. If you also want recovery, strain, lifting and food tracking in 1 app, Bevel is the better pick, and its core features are free.

Is Bevel free?

Yes. Sleep, recovery, strain, nutrition and strength tracking are free. Bevel Pro, at $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year, adds the Bevel Intelligence AI coach, health records, biological age and training plans.

Do I need an Apple Watch for AutoSleep or Bevel?

AutoSleep is built around the Apple Watch and only logs time in bed without one. Bevel also works with Oura and Garmin, but it needs some wearable worn overnight to give you a Sleep or Recovery score.

Does AutoSleep have a subscription?

No. It costs $9.99 once on the App Store, with every feature included and no in-app purchases.

Who should get which

Get AutoSleep if

You wear an Apple Watch overnight and want more sleep detail than the Health app gives.

Get Bevel if

You already wear an Apple Watch or Oura ring and want Whoop-style recovery scores plus a lifting log.

Skip AutoSleep if

You don't own an Apple Watch, or the Watch's built-in Sleep app already tells you enough.

Skip Bevel if

You care about steps and closing your rings, which Apple's free Fitness app tracks well enough.

Our verdicts

AutoSleep app iconAutoSleep

If you wear your Apple Watch to bed, AutoSleep tracks the night without you pressing anything, and it still logs your time in bed on nights the Watch stays on the charger. Each morning you get a sleep rating and rings for deep sleep, REM and heart rate, plus blood oxygen, breathing rate and wrist temperature. It costs $9.99 once and collects no data, where Athlytic charges $29.99 a year for its sleep scores.

Bevel app iconBevel

Get recovery, sleep, strain and stress scores from the Apple Watch, Oura or Garmin you already wear, without buying a Whoop band. Those scores, the strength log with over 700 exercises and food logging are all free since version 2.4.0 in December 2025. Pro, at $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year, adds the Bevel Intelligence AI coach, health records, biological age and training plans.

What each one helps you do

AutoSleep app iconAutoSleep

  • Track sleep without starting or stopping anything
  • See your deep and REM sleep each night
  • Wake in lighter sleep with a smart alarm
  • Check your blood oxygen and breathing overnight

Bevel app iconBevel

  • Know when to push and when to rest
  • See how well you actually slept
  • Log lifts and follow a training plan
  • Keep lab results next to daily health data

Where to get them

AutoSleep

$9.99 once, with no subscriptions or in-app purchases

  • App Store, iPhone and Apple Watch

Bevel

Free. Bevel Pro is $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year

  • App Store, iPhone, iPad and Apple WatchWith in-app purchases
    Free downloadApp Store

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