Understanding your sleep chronotype can be confusing and overwhelming, especially when trying to figure out why your energy levels don't match your daily schedule. Here's why August is your go-to solution:
Using August to discover your sleep chronotype is quick, simple, and hassle-free. Here's how it works, step by step:
Simply open the quiz and let the AI guide you through the process. Whether you're curious about your energy peaks, struggling with your sleep schedule, or simply want to know your chronotype . Take this sleep chronotype test directly from your phone, tablet, or computer.
Once you complete the quiz questions, our AI-powered engine analyzes your responses about when you feel most alert, your natural wake-up tendencies, peak productivity hours, and energy patterns throughout the day.
Get a simplified explanation of your chronotype, including your ideal bedtime, optimal wake-up time, peak productivity windows, and when to schedule important tasks , all in easy-to-understand language.
Ask questions in real time. Whether you're unsure about how to adjust your schedule, worried about social jet lag, or want tips for improving sleep quality . Get accurate advice tailored to your unique biological rhythm.
Get ongoing recommendations for optimizing your chronotype, tips for maintaining consistent energy levels, and understand how your chronotype affects exercise timing, meal scheduling, and peak creativity hours.
Based on the research by Dr. Michael Breus, the Sleep Doctor, there are four main chronotypes that describe your body's natural sleep-wake preferences.
15% of population
Early risers who wake naturally around 5–6 AM and feel most productive before noon. Optimistic, disciplined, and goal-oriented, but tend to crash by early evening.
55% of population
The most common type. Bears follow the sun, waking around 7 AM and fitting naturally into a 9-to-5 schedule. Personable and collaborative, with peak focus from 10 AM to 2 PM.
15% of population
Classic night owls who struggle before 9 AM and don't feel tired until midnight. Creative and emotionally intense, with peak productivity in late morning and again in the evening.
10% of population
Light, restless sleepers who are often wired and tired, fatigued during the day but restless at night. They benefit most from strong bedtime rituals and stress reduction.
Michael is a 32-year-old marketing professional who has always struggled with morning meetings. He drags himself out of bed at 7 AM but doesn't feel truly awake until almost noon. He's curious to know his chronotype and whether his sleep patterns are normal.
Michael opens August and types “I want to take the chronotype quiz”. August begins asking him about his daily energy patterns and sleep preferences.
August's AI analyzes Michael's responses: peak alertness in late morning and around 6–9 PM, natural wake time around 9 AM, doesn't feel tired until midnight or later, and creative personality traits.
August reveals Michael is a Wolf chronotype - a natural night owl (about 15% of the population). Ideal sleep schedule: midnight to 7:30–8 AM. Schedule creative work for late morning (10 AM–12 PM) and evening (6–9 PM).
Michael asks: “My job requires 8 AM meetings. How can I cope as a Wolf?” August recommends bright light therapy in the morning, avoiding important decisions during early meetings, and saving creative tasks for natural productivity windows later in the day.
Michael now understands his sleep chronotype and can work with his natural rhythm. August provides ongoing tips for wolves, including optimal exercise times, best times for creative work, and strategies to minimize social jet lag.
Sign up today to take your free chronotype quiz and turn your sleep patterns into a personalized optimization plan.