$0 forever
- Wind-down ring and bedtime nudge
- Four sounds, including the rain
- The honest sleep graph
Drift dims your evening, mixes a sound you fall asleep to, and wakes you with light instead of noise. Everything in it is as soft as this toy box.
Drift does not ask you to meditate for forty minutes. It nudges, dims, hums, and then gets out of the way.
A quiet tap, not an alarm. Your screen warms up and the brightness slides down.
Twenty minutes. A breathing ring, a short list for tomorrow, and nothing else to tap.
Rain, wind, a low hum. Your mix fades out over the time you choose, so nothing plays all night.
The screen brightens like a window for ten minutes before any sound. Most mornings that is enough.
How long, how deep, how many times you stirred. Three lines, then your day.
Scroll sideways. The sound mixer on the second phone is real and shares its sliders with the big one further down.
The wind-down ring breathes with you and counts the evening down.
Four sounds made by the app, not recorded. These sliders work.
No sleep score. A graph of when you were deep, light, dreaming, or up.
Light first, then the summary. Then it is just your phone again.
Everything is a switch. Nothing is buried.
Nothing here is a recording. Rain, brown noise, wind, and a low hum are generated on the spot. Off by default. Headphones are nice but not needed.
The cards grow into their own dialog instead of jumping to a new page. The free week starts without a card number, because this is a design demo and there is no card number.