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title: "Hapbee App Navigation & Features"
description: "Hapbee App Navigation & Features"
url: https://help.hapbee.com/en/articles/4-hapbee-app-navigation-and-features
collection: "Frequently Asked Questions"
updated: 2026-09-27
language: en
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# Hapbee App Navigation & Features

Hapbee App Navigation & Features

## Downloading and Setting up the App

### How do I download and set up the app?

Search "Hapbee" in the App Store or Google Play. Once downloaded, create your account using your email and password, then follow the prompts to pair your device. If you run into any issues, head to [help.hapbee.com](http://help.hapbee.com) or email us at [help@hapbee.com](mailto:help@hapbee.com).

## Understanding App Features

### How do I know what's in a blend?

Tap on any Blend and scroll down to the "In This Blend" section. Tap the ⓘ icon next to it—you'll see a full list of the compound signals inside.

### Can I track sleep or mood with the app?

The Hapbee app doesn't track metrics —but you can use wearable tools like Oura or WHOOP to see how Hapbee is affecting your sleep and recovery. Many of our users do just that.

### Can I adjust the timing?

**Yes!**

**For Blends**: tap the signal, tap the capsule showing "1hr", adjust the duration, and hit Save.

**For Routines**: these are currently pre-set, but custom routines are coming soon!

## App Categories and Organization

The Hapbee App organizes content into three main categories:

### Sleep

-   Designed for rest and recovery
    
-   Examples: Bedtime, Deep Sleep
    
-   Best used in evening or when winding down
    

### Performance

-   Built for focus and productivity
    
-   Examples: Focus, Alert, Boost
    
-   Perfect for work, studying, or active tasks
    

### Mood

-   Created for emotional wellness
    
-   Examples: Happy, Calm, Relax
    
-   Great for stress relief and general well-being
    

## Compound Types

### Single Compounds (1-color icons)

-   Pure, individual signals
    
-   Mimic specific substances like caffeine or melatonin
    

### Blended Compounds (2-color icons)

-   Combinations of multiple signals
    
-   Often more effective for complex needs
    
-   Offer nuanced effects