We believe people deserve clear, honest, and practical support with their sleep.
Too often, sleep advice feels confusing, overwhelming, unrealistic, or driven by trends and quick fixes.
At Sleepunity, we take a different approach.
Our work is built around the No Nonsense Approach to Sleep — helping people better understand sleep, reduce unnecessary pressure around it, and find practical support that works in real life.
We support people across a wide range of sleep challenges, including insomnia, shift work, parenting, menopause, neurodivergence, sport, and sleep disorders.
Through our work with organisations, communities, healthcare, education, sport, and public services, we have helped hundreds of thousands of poor sleepers access better support and understanding around sleep.
Sleepunity is part of Frankly Ventures, a social enterprise committed to improving sleep support and reducing sleep harm.
Across Sleepunity, The Sleep Geek, and SleepGeek.AI, our focus is simple:
helping people access clearer advice, better support, and practical tools that genuinely help with sleep.
As part of our social impact commitment, we reinvest at least 50% of profits into improving access to sleep support and education.
We work with organisations, sports teams, communities, healthcare systems, education providers, and public services to improve sleep understanding and access to support.
We provide training and education for professionals working across sleep, health, wellbeing, retail, and performance settings, helping people feel more confident supporting sleep in real-world environments.
We help people better understand how to access NHS sleep support, while also offering private pathways for those who want faster access to care.
We also support organisations, industries, and professional bodies in developing more practical and credible standards around sleep products, services, and education.
Alongside this work, we campaign for clearer, fairer, and more accessible sleep support so people can make informed decisions and avoid misleading advice and unnecessary confusion.
Sleep support should be easier to understand and easier to access.
People deserve practical advice that works in real life, not more pressure or confusion.
Better sleep support requires better standards, better education, and more honest conversations about how sleep actually works.
We believe sleep help should exist where people already are – at work, in healthcare, in communities, in education, in sport, and in everyday life.
Our goal is simple:
To help more people access better sleep support without the nonsense.