If you are having trouble going to sleep or find yourself waking in the middle of the night, you can use the best sleep apps to sleep better.

According to behind-the-scenes findings the latest app update on Android, YouTube seems to be working on a built-in sleep timer.

Loads of music and podcast apps have sleep timer functionality, and our teardown reveals YouTube could get the feature too.

The Fitbit app recently got a redesigned Sleep page based on Mayerial You, and is now reaching more people.

Here are the seven best sleep tracking apps I’ve personally used on Android to get more restful nights. They're also available for iPhone.

Do we need more Pokemon? Sure, why not. Pokemon Sleep is a free app on both Android and iOS that tracks your sleep using your phone (or a companion device like the new Pokemon Go Plus+).

Fitbit rolls out major changes in its app UI, streamlining the information and adding a few more options to help users understand their sleep data better.

Sleep is important for your overall health and there are a lot of great Android apps that can help you sleep better. Here are some of our favorites.