Last year, when the pandemic put much of Sydney, Australia–based coder and user-experience designer Adrian Ciaschetti’s work on hold, he kept thinking about a conversation he’d had with his partner before the lockdowns began in which she had told him about the night she had the best sleep of her life. It was during a camping trip to Jervis Bay, a village on the southern coast of New Scott Wales, while the gentle sound of rain pattered against her tent. Ciaschetti began to wonder how dozing in different environments might benefit a person’s quality of sleep, and how those advantages could be re-created in a moment when travel was largely banned.