Sleep sounds for the dark
Fall asleep to something that asks nothing of you.
Nitefall plays a soft sound until you drift off, then fades it out and stops. No account, no ads, no tracking. Nothing leaves your phone.
It fades out on its own.
Set a timer and Nitefall counts down quietly in the dark. When the time comes, the sound eases away over a gentle final fade and stops. No hard cut, no sudden silence that snaps you back awake.
Or leave it running all night and stop it in the morning. Either way, it never asks you to decide anything at two in the morning.
Nine sounds, and one that is only a timer.
Six are recorded. Three are generated on your phone as you listen, so they never loop back at you. Up to three can play at once, each with its own volume, and Silence Only gives you the fade with no sound at all.

Rain
Soft rain on a rooftop

Ocean
Rolling waves at low tide

Fire
A crackling campfire

Brown Noise
Deep, warm static

Pink Noise
Balanced, softer static

White Noise
Bright, even static

Zen 1
Warm and unhurried arpeggios

Zen 2
Small and bell-like, sparse notes

Zen 3
Lowest, near-motionless drones
What it doesn't do.
Most sleep apps want your email address, a subscription, and a look at your health data. This one wants none of it, and that is the whole design.
Quiet enough to look at in the dark.
A home screen that tells you what last night was like, a player you can work with one thumb, and a log of your nights that never turns into a score.



One price
Once. No subscription, no account, no upsell.
Nitefall is on iPhone today. Android is on the way.