Assessment
Twenty-two minutes of structured questions on sleep, load, calendar and recovery. Optional import of wearable and calendar data.

Altair reads the data your body and calendar already produce, names the pattern behind the change in your sleep, energy and focus, and directs each day against it.
Twenty-two minutes of structured questions on sleep, load, calendar and recovery. Optional import of wearable and calendar data.
A written dossier: what changed, when it changed, the mechanism, and the evidence behind each claim.
Fourteen days of directed correction, one instruction per day, adjusted against your readings.
Daily guidance thereafter. The instrument keeps reading; you keep deciding.
In men and women 40–55, the reported loss of focus tracks a measurable shift in sleep onset and deep-sleep share — not chronological age. Altair holds no client data yet; the figures below illustrate the mechanism described in the literature.
1.Van Cauter E, et al. Age-related changes in slow wave sleep. JAMA, 2000.
2.Ohayon MM, et al. Meta-analysis of quantitative sleep parameters across the lifespan. Sleep, 2004.
| Measure | Baseline | Current | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sleep onset | 23:12 | 00:21 | Out |
| Deep sleep share | 22% | 16% | Drift |
| Resting HR | 54 | 61 | Drift |
| Meeting load 08–10 | 1.2 | 3.4 | Out |

Your recovery window closes at 23:40. You reach it, on average, at 00:21.
†All data is held under a signed confidentiality agreement and is never used for research or marketing.