Hatch is a Menlo Park sleep-technology company that designs bedside devices and a companion content subscription to help people fall asleep and wake up better. Founded in 2014 by former BabyCenter executives Ann Crady Weiss and Dave Weiss, it started with connected products for babies and toddlers (Hatch Rest) before expanding to adults with the Hatch Restore line of sunrise alarm clocks and sound machines. The company pairs hardware with the Hatch Sleep app and the paid Hatch+ library of sleep sounds, sleep stories, meditations and light-based wind-down routines, reaching more than half a million families.
Sleep Reset is a San Francisco digital sleep clinic that brings the methods of an in-person sleep center to a phone. Built around Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), it pairs each user with a human sleep coach and a personalized, multi-week program instead of pills. Founded by serial entrepreneur Yunha Kim after her own years-long battle with insomnia and sleep apnea, the program was developed with researchers from Stanford, Yale and other institutions, and is used by thousands of people seeking a no-pill path to better sleep.