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Nightcap

Find out how much sugar
you're really eating.

The 60-second quiz that reveals your daily intake.

Ready to discover your sugar number?

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pounds of processed sugar per year.

The American average. Up from 1 pound, 200 years ago.

Three steps. One minute.

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Take the quiz

Five questions about your daily habits.

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Get your report

Your intake and what it means for you.

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Start reducing

A clear plan and early access to the app.

What changes when
you cut back

Steady energy

No more afternoon crashes. Balanced blood sugar means sustained focus all day.

Better sleep

Fewer nighttime glucose spikes disrupting your rest. Most people notice it within a week.

Clearer thinking

Less brain fog, more clarity. Your mind works better on stable fuel.

Fewer cravings

Within weeks, your body stops asking for sugar it doesn't need.

"Seeing my actual number — 94g a day — changed everything. I wasn't weak. I just didn't know where it was hiding."

—Sarah M.

"The 3pm crash, the brain fog — I thought it was just aging. Three weeks off processed sugar, all gone."

—David K.

"My husband thought he was fine because he doesn't eat candy. His bread, sauces, and protein bars? 72g a day."

—Michelle T.

What's your number?

Common questions

What is Nightcap?

Nightcap helps you understand and reduce your processed sugar intake through personalized insights, daily tracking, and science-backed guidance.

What happens after the quiz?

You'll get a personalized sugar report with your estimated daily intake, what it means for your health, and a clear plan to start reducing.

How is this different from a diet?

We don't restrict calories or food groups. Nightcap focuses specifically on processed sugar — helping you see where it's hiding and supporting you as you cut back.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your information is never sold or shared. Unsubscribe anytime.

Calculating your number...

Estimating daily intake...

Comparing to recommended limit...

Preparing your personalized report...

Sugar Usage Quiz

What does your morning look like?

Select the closest match.

Sweetened drinks per day?

Soda, juice, coffee drinks, sweet tea

How much comes from a package?

Sauces, bars, bread, frozen meals

Question 4 of 5

Do you read sugar labels?

This tells us how to help you

Question 5 of 5

Why do you want to cut back?

Your number

0g

of processed sugar per day

What this means for your body

At this level, your brain's reward system adapts to expect sugar regularly. That's why cravings feel so strong — it's biology, not willpower. The good news: it's reversible.

Your insulin is spiking roughly times per day above baseline. Each spike affects energy, mood, and metabolism. Reducing sugar helps stabilize these cycles.

Blood sugar fluctuations can disrupt sleep quality — contributing to restless nights and groggy mornings. Lowering intake often improves sleep within the first week.

You're likely experiencing around craving cycles per day. Each one peaks and passes in about 20 minutes. Knowing this makes them easier to ride out.

Your recovery timeline

Here's what happens in your body when you start reducing processed sugar.

20 min Each craving peaks and passes in under 20 minutes. You can wait it out.
24 hours Insulin returns to baseline. Your liver begins clearing stored fructose.
72 hours Brain receptors begin recovering. The hardest part is behind you.
1 week Your gut microbiome starts shifting. Cravings noticeably decrease.
2 weeks Your brain's response to sugar weakens. Many people report clearer thinking here.
28 days Meaningful neurological recovery. Your new baseline. This isn't a diet — it's biology.

Ready to start?

The Nightcap app tracks your progress and guides you through each phase of reducing sugar.

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