Daniel’s story · Daniel Platt, Co-founder and CEO
Daniel’s father was killed by a driver with undiagnosed sleep apnoea who fell asleep at the wheel. Everything Daniel has built since starts there.
5:55am · Victoria, Australia Daniel’s father was driving to work on the same road he had done countless mornings before.
The driver opposite did not know he had sleep apnoea. Nothing in his life had asked the question, so nothing caught it. The cost of that gap was high, for everyone involved.
It is the pattern Daniel has seen repeated ever since: the person at the wheel passes every check they are required to pass, and none of those checks asks about sleep.
Travelling in the opposite direction, the driver fell asleep and crossed into Daniel’s father’s lane, causing a high-speed head-on collision.
Daniel’s father was airlifted to hospital, fighting for his life.
Daniel’s family lost a father, a husband, a worker and a team-mate. Today he would also be a grandfather to Daniel’s children.
All of it was lost to a sleep disorder that nothing had screened for.
It was entirely preventable.
At work
At home
In lifeSleep and fatigue are not just wellness issues. They are also serious safety, legal and financial issues.
Daniel’s family is not alone. Each of these cases was published by investigators, courts or regulators in the United Kingdom, and each follows the same pattern: someone fell asleep, and an accident followed.
Daniel co-founded Sleepfit Solutions in 2016 and spent nearly a decade as its Chief Technology Product Officer, designing and building the whole suite: sleep-disorder screening, organisational fatigue risk assessment, point-of-duty assessment and fatigue-related incident analysis.
He built the platform to ISO 27001 and was appointed CEO in 2026.
Every figure here comes from our own deployments or from independent research, and none names a client.
Neither study was powered to establish efficacy against a control group.
How we grade our evidenceTwenty-two years on, my family is still living with what one undiagnosed sleep disorder took from us. I’ll do everything in my power to find it in the people who don’t know they have it, before it takes someone else’s loved one.
Daniel PlattCo-founder and CEORisk & Safety
In Great Britain, the rail safety regulations already require operators to manage the fatigue of safety-critical workers, and the Office of Rail and Road enforces them. Everywhere else, fatigue is a risk you must assess and control under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, and after an incident you will be asked how you did it.
Melissa’s story · Founder
Melissa came to sleep at home, as a new parent: a daughter whose nights she was still learning to read, and a husband who lived with chronic insomnia. Everything she has built since starts there.
Tell us your industry and roughly how many people you employ. Your snapshot models how many are likely sleeping poorly and what it costs you. Then choose who you’d cover, and we’ll scope the right next step with you: a Fatiguefit Census where fatigue is a safety risk, or a proposal for a wellbeing program.
