Five-Sense Sleep System
An overview of DreamLink's sound, light, touch, scent, and environmental response layers.
Why DreamLink uses more than one channel
Sleep is not a single-switch problem. DreamLink combines multiple response channels so it can stay subtle and adaptive instead of forcing one aggressive signal all night.
What each layer is for
- Sound: sleep onset support, continuity support, and wake shaping
- Light: low-intensity timing cues for evening and morning transitions
- Touch: gentle comfort and presence cues rather than strong stimulation
- Scent: optional routine reinforcement for consistent bedtime conditioning
- Environment: the logic that coordinates all other layers from the night's signals
Best practice
Change one major setting at a time. If you enable several new response layers at once, it becomes difficult to tell which one helped or hurt.