malmon wroteBacklash wroteRX14 wroteBacklash wroteUse Sleepyti.me. It might help out.
Even better: use sleep as android.
Does that really work? I tried it once, but all that ended up happening was me rolling on top of my phone. :c
If you have a nightstand or so, you can set the sensor to sonar mode, so you don't need to have the phone in the bed with you.
I keep my phone just 10cm away from my head and I never hit it. I guess I just sleep still. However it seems to do just as well on the other side of the bed (or under a pillow) as right next to me.
All sonar mode did for me is start beeping. I turned it of after 2s.

