Highly recommended! A magical app that can help you sleep. Find out why White Noise makes you sleep better. Multiple ambient sounds help you relax during the day and sleep soundly at night.
Can't fall asleep at night? Want to catch up on some sleep during a plane ride? Does your newborn always wake up in the middle of the night? There are many benefits to using White Noise:
• Blocks out distractions and helps you sleep
• Reduces and soothes stress
• Calms crying babies
• Improves concentration and better protects privacy
• Relieves headaches and migraines
• Masks tinnitus
Even when you're sleeping, your brain is constantly scanning and listening for various sounds. If it's too quiet around you, annoying noises like dripping faucets and sirens can interrupt your sleep. White Noise can create multiple frequencies of sound to block out noise distractions, making it not only easier for you to fall asleep, but also sleep better.
Sound Catalog
Air conditioner, airplane travel, Amazon rainforest, ocean waves on the beach, wind, blue noise, boat swaying in water, brown noise, campfire, moving vehicle, cat purring, clock chiming, city street, dryer, cricket chirping, noisy room, dishwasher, heavy rain, frogs croaking at night, grandpa's old clock, hair dryer, heartbeat, heavy downpour, gentle rain with birdsong, ocean waves, spinning fan, pink noise, rain on the car roof, heavy storm, shower spraying, running faucet, flowing stream, thunderstorm, Tibetan singing bowl, moving train, vacuum cleaner, violet noise, dripping, sprinkler system, white noise
White Noise has been introduced on multiple TV shows, such as Dr. Oz Show, Fox and Friends First, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon; it has also been reported by major media (News Today, Health Magazine, The Washington Post, NY Times, CNET, Esquire, PC Magazine); and it is also highly recommended by millions of users.
App Features
• Over 50 perfect loop sound tracks and additional free tracks in White Noise Market - http://whitenoisemarket.com/
• Background play function allows you to use other apps simultaneously
• Mix multiple noises to create new soundscapes. You can adjust the volume, control the balance and master the rhythm like a DJ
• Full-screen digital clock with various color and brightness controls makes it the most practical item on your bedside table
• Advanced alarm and timer system can control the fade-in and fade-out of sound tracks, making you feel refreshed after waking up
• Media player and sound control can be operated via gestures, making navigation easier
• Star your favorite tracks and mixes in the sound catalog for easier searching
• You can use iPod music as an alarm. The alarm fades in slowly, making you feel refreshed after waking up
• Use AirPlay to transmit sound to Bluetooth devices or Apple TV
• Supports iPhone 5 and Retina displays
• White Noise can be controlled even when the screen is locked, and can also be controlled via the remote button on the headphones.
• Create timed sound playlists and mixes
• Advanced settings allow you to control volume, balance and rhythm, mix with iPod music, set playlist loops, customize alarm snooze times, etc.
• Record and create custom noises via in-app purchases
• No ads
Relax your mind. Sleep better. Feel great.
News Reviews
DR. OZ SHOW: 13 Miracles of 2013
"Revolutionary sound app!"
THE WASHINGTON POST: Smartphones Lull Your Kids to Sleep
"For the next four months, when the baby was sleeping, his dad would always turn on White Noise on his phone, set it to 'air conditioner', and place it in his crib. This monotonous noise made the baby sleep more soundly and made the parents happier."
CNET: Apps That Can Improve Your Life
"Can't fall asleep at night? White Noise might help."
HEALTH MAGAZINE: "Helps you fall asleep faster and gives your brain a full rest."
PC MAGAZINE: "The chirping of crickets can not only relax children, but also soothe adults' nerves. Use White Noise to make yourself more relaxed."
User Reviews
"I used this app with Bose headphones when traveling by plane and it made me completely forget I was in economy class. A few hours of sleep made me