Dr. Abud Bakri
Calibrate: a free plan for your daily timing
Calibrate maps your real day and tells you what to change first, from morning light and caffeine to screens and bedtime. It takes about five minutes on your phone, and you do not need a wearable.
What Calibrate is
Calibrate starts from your actual schedule, including when you wake, work and wind down, and suggests one change to start with so you are not trying to fix everything at once. It is free.
How it works
Open calibrate.day on your phone. You answer questions about your normal day, such as when you wake, when you get outside, when you have caffeine, when you eat, how your evenings go and when you go to bed.
Calibrate then lays out your day as a set of timed steps, from waking up to putting your phone away for the night, and shows you which step to start with. A step can be as specific as getting outside between 6:45 and 7:45 AM.
What you get
You get a written version of your day with a time attached to each step and one step marked as the place to begin. Starting with one change makes it easier to tell what is helping before you add the next.
Who it is for
It is built for people who feel tired in the morning and wired at night, whose weekends throw off their week, or who want their energy to line up better with work and family.
What it does not do
Calibrate is wellness education. It works from your answers and does not measure your body clock, diagnose a sleep disorder or replace medical care. If you have long-running insomnia, loud snoring, pauses in breathing at night or heavy daytime sleepiness, talk to a clinician.
Calibrate is a separate service with its own terms and privacy policy. Using it does not make you Dr. Bakri's patient.
Common questions
Is Calibrate free?
Yes. You can get your plan for free at calibrate.day.
Do I need a wearable or sleep tracker?
No. Calibrate builds your plan from your answers about your day. All you need is your phone and about five minutes.
Is Calibrate medical advice?
No. Calibrate is wellness education about daily timing. It does not diagnose or treat sleep disorders. For ongoing sleep problems, see a clinician who knows your history.