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SlumberWave

Sleep talks. SlumberWave answers.

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Neuro-Acoustic Sleep Sounds

Quiet your mind. Drift off gently.

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 player screen over a starry mountain night
Soundscape cards drifting over misty pastel mountains
Crescent moon over mountains with floating soundscape cards
SlumberWave home screen with nature sound mixes
A companion for your nights

SlumberWave gets to know you (and your nights).

Person sleeping peacefully beside a warm bedside lamp

Get your sleep off your mind.

SlumberWave learns your bedtime, blends the sounds that work for you, and adjusts as life moves. No more racing thoughts or 3am clock-watching.

Phone on a pillow weaving a calming soundwave

More personal than your pillow.

Always learning what calms you, building a sound profile that feels made for your ears — because rest should feel personal, not generic.

Introducing Smart Mixing

Let neuro-acoustics quiet your racing mind.

Sound layers designed to help you relax and quiet a busy mind — automatically.

Phone on a nightstand fading sound waves while someone sleeps
Introducing Sleep Timer

Automate your wind-down with Auto-Fade.

Set it once. Sounds fade out as you drift off and your phone goes quiet — saving battery and your sleep.

Say yes to more restful nights.

Layer rain, ocean, and white noise, set a fade timer, and let SlumberWave carry you into calm, uninterrupted rest — on your timeline.

Cozy bed in a rainy forest clearing, seen from above

The sound library

Every sound in your pocket.

From rain and ocean to binaural beats and calming frequencies — mix the exact soundscape your night needs.

  • RainRain
  • NatureNature
  • WaterWater
  • AmbientAmbient
  • AnimalsAnimals
  • ASMRASMR
  • MeditationMeditation
  • LullabyLullaby
  • Binaural BeatsBinaural Beats
  • Hz FrequenciesHz Frequencies
  • Brown NoiseBrown Noise
  • Pink NoisePink Noise
  • HouseholdHousehold
  • CityCity
  • TransportTransport
Loved at bedtime

The internet sleeps on it (literally — and loves it).

  • I fall asleep before the rain track even loops. The mixer is genuinely the best I've used.
    Ashley S. · SlumberWave user
  • The womb sounds knocked my newborn out in minutes. Lifesaver app for new parents.
    C. Whitworth · SlumberWave user
  • I use the focus mixes at work and the ocean waves at night. One app, two lives.
    Cody M. · SlumberWave user
  • Minimal, calm, and it just works. No ads screaming at me before bed. Five stars.
    Kimberly K. · SlumberWave user
  • There's nothing like drifting off to my own custom mix. They designed an app that speaks my language.
    Kekola · SlumberWave user
  • I fall asleep before the rain track even loops. The mixer is genuinely the best I've used.
    Ashley S. · SlumberWave user
  • The womb sounds knocked my newborn out in minutes. Lifesaver app for new parents.
    C. Whitworth · SlumberWave user
  • I use the focus mixes at work and the ocean waves at night. One app, two lives.
    Cody M. · SlumberWave user
  • Minimal, calm, and it just works. No ads screaming at me before bed. Five stars.
    Kimberly K. · SlumberWave user
  • There's nothing like drifting off to my own custom mix. They designed an app that speaks my language.
    Kekola · SlumberWave user
SlumberWave's features

Finally, a sleep app that actually gets you.

  • Moon phases over night dunes
    01

    24/7, 365.

    Open the app any time, any night. Your sounds are ready before your head hits the pillow.

  • Sleep timer running on a phone by the bed
    02

    No bedtime math.

    Set timers, loops, and favorites once. SlumberWave handles the rest while you drift off.

  • Layered soundwave visualization
    03

    Real, science-backed calm.

    Neuro-acoustic sound layers inspired by published research, designed to help you relax.

  • Phone showing a personal sound mix
    04

    Your own sound formula.

    Mix rain, waves, white noise, and womb sounds into a soundscape that's uniquely yours.

  • Woman relaxing with earbuds in a calming glow
    05

    Unwind, naturally.

    A gentle way to ease stress and quiet a busy mind before bed.

  • Three minimal SlumberWave app screens
    06

    Minimal design, maximum serenity.

    A clean, distraction-free interface that helps you unwind. No clutter, just peace.

See it in motion

One calm scroll, from awake to asleep.

Drag, swipe, or scroll through the moments SlumberWave was built for.

  • Rain and storm sound layers outside a bedroom window

    Layer your storm.

    Stack rain, thunder, and wind into a soundscape that's uniquely yours.

  • Volume bars fading into a crescent moon

    Drift on a timer.

    Auto-Fade lowers the volume as you fall asleep, then quiets your phone.

  • Morning light filling a restful bedroom

    Wake up restored.

    Uninterrupted, restful nights — supported by thoughtful sound design.

The science says

Peer-reviewed research, not promises.

Every sound in SlumberWave earned its place in a published study before it earned a place in your night. Here's what sleep researchers actually found — in plain language, citations included.

White Noise

In one study: 38% faster sleep onset

It's the reason so many people can't sleep without a fan. A steady wash of sound smooths over the little spikes in your night — a door, a car, a radiator tick — that a half-asleep mind tends to treat as alarms. When researchers played this kind of even, broadband sound, participants drifted off measurably faster. Your room may be quieter than a lab, but the principle travels.

Messineo et al. 2017

Pink Noise

In one study: 3× memory consolidation

Pink noise is white noise with the sharp edges sanded off — deeper, softer, closer to steady rain. In the Northwestern study, sleepers who heard gentle pulses of it overnight remembered about three times more of what they'd learned the day before. Research suggests the sound may support the quiet filing work your brain does while you're out.

Northwestern 2017

Nature Sounds

In one study: lower heart rate & cortisol

Rain on the roof feels like permission to stop, and researchers have long been curious why. Across several studies, people listening to nature sounds showed lower heart rates and less cortisol — the body's main stress hormone — than those sitting in silence or city noise. Many people find it isn't just numbers: the night simply feels softer.

multiple studies

Guided Meditation

In one study: 43.75 min less wake time

You know the 2 a.m. spiral: replaying today, rehearsing tomorrow. In Ong's trial, people with long-running sleep trouble practiced mindfulness meditation — and by the end of the study were spending far less of the night lying awake. A calm, steady voice may give a racing mind something gentler to hold on to.

Ong et al. 2014

Results vary by individual. Stats are drawn from independent academic studies and do not constitute medical claims by SlumberWave.

Inside the app

Designed to disappear in the dark.

Discover, favorite, and play — swipe through, three taps from awake to asleep.

Discover

FAQs

Questions, answered.

Many users notice a sense of calm and relaxation after the very first session. With regular use, people often find it easier to unwind and settle into sleep — results vary from person to person.

Get SlumberWave for free now.

Discover your favorite scenes, mix your own soundscape, and make tonight calmer.