Help researchers at University of Michigan study biological rhythms.
Social Rhythms — description
Changing seasons, work schedule changes, welcoming a child, and other major life events can disrupt our internal biological timekeeping. This timekeeping controls sleep, metabolism, mood, fatigue, and even immune function. The Social Rhythms app uses data shared anonymously from wearables through Health Connect with research developed at the University of Michigan to customize reports on how life events have impacted your daily (circadian) clock or if your circadian timekeeping is disrupted.
Latest version
Version
2.2.12
Update
Apr 14, 2026
Package ID
edu.umich.lsa.math.AndroidSleepResearchApp
What's new
Apr 14, 2026
Improved details about Health Connect data in settings.