Hi! I see your SmartHealth app isn’t detecting your sleep. I’d love to help you get this sorted out. To start, could you tell me if you’re using any connected device like a smartwatch or fitness tracker with the app? Also, have you checked if the app has permission to access your sleep data or connected device?

Meanwhile, here are some straightforward steps we can try:

1. Check App Permissions:
Make sure the SmartHealth app has the necessary permissions to read sleep data from your device. On Windows or connected devices, sometimes permissions need to be explicitly granted.

2. Verify Device Sync:
If you’re using a smartwatch or tracker, ensure it’s properly synced with the app. Sometimes a simple Bluetooth reconnect or restarting your device can help.

3. Restart Devices:
Try restarting both your Windows device and the connected smartwatch or fitness tracker. This often refreshes the connection and helps the app detect new data.

4. Update Software:
Confirm that the SmartHealth app and any connected device firmware are updated to the latest version.

If you’ve already done these, can you share what steps you’ve tried? That way, I can suggest more specific fixes tailored to your situation.

There are also some community suggestions about enabling “Sleep Mode” on smartwatches or ensuring the devices track your sleep actively during the night1 3.

Let me know what you discover or if any issues pop up during these checks!