RICHARD S.
FREEDOM!!!!!!!
Loftie has helped me break the cycle! After years of going to bed with phone in-hand, scrolling without even knowing what I was looking at, and reflexively grabbing the phone on my bedside table at all hours of the night, I have finally taken back a bit of control! Because of Loftie, the phone is no longer in my bedroom AT ALL at night. I use Loftie's Bed Signal and “Wind Down” sequencing to alert me to the time to put the phone down, turn off the computer and really start to wind down with intent. To be honest, it hasn’t been an overnight success. It took me a while to stop instinctively looking for the phone whenever I would wake up in the middle of the night. Early on in my days of adapting to the phone being out of the room, I was very tempted during those middle of the night awakenings! But, I trusted the process and let Loftie sort of do it's thing. I began to do alternative things at night, like reading! An actual book! 😊😊 And I also just trusted that it would wake me up on time (and peacefully!) and continue to alert me to the time I needed to disconnect from the digital world in the evening. I am sleeping better. I am beginning to feel more refreshed in the morning. I do think this will be a work in progress and will take some time. But it's definitely happening. And it's directly related to no longer using my phone as an alarm, and it not being within arm's reach anymore. It doesn't hurt that the sounds are soothing, with plenty of choices. I also take advantage of the large variety of wind down programming available, including the soundscapes, which I love. And the device looks great. Simple and clean. Super cute! I really can't ask for more. I really love it. (Oh! and the customer service is outstanding. I had to get some help with a few things and the team bent over backwards for me.)
Response from LoftieAug 18, 2026
"Break the cycle" — that's exactly what it's designed to do, and hearing that the phone is fully out of the bedroom now is the best possible outcome. Trusting the process through those early middle-of-the-night temptations is the hard part, and you did it. So glad the Bed Signal and Wind Down sequencing are working the way they should — and that the team could help out along the way.