100 sounds. A real mixer. Works in airplane mode.
A sleep-sound machine for adults. Layer rain over a fan, set each level in dB, save the mix, and let the timer fade it out after you've stopped noticing.
A mixer with faders, not toggles
Up to four layers, each on its own fader with a real dB readout. Put the rain a little under the fan, save it, name it. The next night opens on the mix you fell asleep to.
Rain −6 dB · Box Fan −2 dB · SavedA timer that fades instead of stopping
Fifteen minutes to all night. At the end the sound fades to silence over the length you choose — it never just cuts out. It fades in when you start it, too. Falling asleep to a jump-scare of rain is the failure mode; we removed it.
Gentle wake, with a real alarm if you want one
Twenty minutes before wake time the sound starts to brighten. Wake with any sound, slowly; the mix, louder; a real phone alarm — Apple's own, on iOS 26 and later; or nothing. Sound-based wakes run while playback runs. The phone alarm rings regardless. No buzzing unless you asked for it.
Stats that report, not grade
The Stats tab shows what played and for how long, night by night. It does not score your sleep — a phone on a nightstand can't measure sleep honestly, so we don't pretend it can.
All 100 sounds in the download
Every sound ships inside the app, mastered for all-night looping. Airplane mode, basements, long-haul flights — nothing streams, nothing buffers. The only network call the app ever makes is Apple's.
Offline · 100 of 100$2.99 a month. Seven days free first.
Everything in it: every sound, every fader, saved mixes, gentle wake, stats. Cancel in Settings — two taps, inside the app, on Apple's own sheet. No ads, ever.