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Tonight · 9:40 PM
Rigatoni alla vodka
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Tonight · 9:40 PM
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Associations in your own nights
Dinners within 2 hours of sleep go with about 11 min longer to fall asleep (11 and 7 nights).
PossibleNights with a drink go with HRV about 9 ms lower (9 and 21 nights).
LikelyDinner landed 1 h 22 min before bed. Your usual gap is 2 h 10 min.

Why was last night rougher?
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Against the usual, last night: resting heart rate 58 bpm (above your usual); HRV 38 ms (below your usual). The other measures were within the usual range. Last food before bed: 1 h 22 min before bed. This was your latest dinner in 30 nights.
From your nights: 🍝 Rigatoni alla vodka 9:40 PM · 🌙 In bed 11:02 PM
Associations in your own nights
11 and 7 nights
Possible9 and 21 nights
Likely14 and 31 nights
No clear difference so far
Why was last night rougher?
DeepEats
Against the usual, last night: resting heart rate 58 bpm (above your usual); HRV 38 ms (below your usual). The other measures were within the usual range. Last food before bed: 1 h 22 min before bed. This was your latest dinner in 30 nights.
From your nights: 🍝 Rigatoni alla vodka 9:40 PM · 🌙 In bed 11:02 PM

Patterns come only from your own nights, with the night counts beside them. And “No clear difference so far” is a real answer.
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An iPhone, an Oura Ring Gen3 or newer, and an active Oura Membership. Oura only shares your sleep data with apps like DeepEats while your Membership is active, and it’s paid to Oura separately. DeepEats is free during the beta. When it launches on the App Store, new subscribers pay $7.99/month after a free first month, or $59.99/year, billed by Apple. It renews until you cancel.
Oura has its own meal logging. DeepEats doesn’t import those meals or change anything in Oura. The difference is the comparison: your nights with and without a habit, side by side, with night counts and a strength label, including when there’s no clear difference.
Your first sync reads up to 60 days of Oura sleep history, so the morning read can compare last night with your usual once there are at least 7 nights. A brand-new ring needs those 7 nights first. A pattern needs at least 5 nights with a habit and 7 without, so a frequent habit can show up sooner than a rare one. “No clear difference so far” is a real answer, too.
No. It only reads your sleep data from Oura. It doesn’t write to Oura or import the meals you logged there.
Your meals and sleep stay on your phone — we don’t keep a copy. Photos, voice, typed meals, and Ask are sent to our AI provider to analyze, then discarded by us; the provider may hold them briefly for safety checks. Your data is never sold.
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