SlumberWave
Mix your own sleep sound. Free forever, no ads.
What it does
Unwind with SlumberWave with ad-free download now. Research-inspired soundscapes including rain, ocean waves, white noise, and womb sounds, designed for restful sleep, focus, and calm. Free on iOS & Android.
Unwind with SlumberWave. Research-inspired soundscapes including rain, ocean waves, white noise, and womb sounds, designed for restful sleep, focus, and calm. Free on iOS & Android.
SlumberWave listens to your restless nights, quiets the mental noise, and tunes the perfect soundscape — so you can unwind, settle into sleep, and wake up restored. SlumberWave learns your bedtime, blends the sounds that work for you, and adjusts as life moves. No more racing thoughts or 3am clock-watching. Always learning what calms you, building a sound profile that feels made for your ears — because rest should feel personal, not generic. Sound layers designed to help you relax and quiet a busy mind — automatically. Set it once. Sounds fade out as you drift off and your phone goes quiet — saving battery and your sleep. Layer rain, ocean, and white noise, set a fade timer, and let…from slumberwave.codereltech.com
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