SleepGate: Sleep Player&Timer

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About this app

If ambient sounds keep you awake, you may already fall asleep with headphones on, playing calming sounds before bed. During the day, you listen to different music, but your player remembers everything and may start recommending tracks similar to your nighttime sounds. Opening and switching players every evening can also get tiring.

SleepGate helps you use your favorite audio player during the day and soothing nighttime sounds when it is time to rest.

Choose your daytime player, add your own nighttime audio files, set a day/night schedule, and let SleepGate switch modes for you. SleepGate does not include built-in sounds: you choose and add the audio files you want to use, such as white noise, ocean waves, rain, or other relaxing sounds.

Key features:
- Choose your favorite daytime audio player
- Play selected nighttime sounds in SleepGate
- Set an automatic day and night schedule
- Use a separate schedule for each day of the week
- Add multiple nighttime audio files
- Repeat your nighttime playlist
- Set a nighttime timer
- Choose how to store nighttime sounds: as links or as files in app memory
- Customize behavior for selected Bluetooth audio devices
- Remember a comfortable nighttime volume for each device
- Keep daytime music recommendations separate from nighttime sounds

SleepGate Pro is available with a 24-month free trial from the first launch.

SleepGate does not collect or share your personal data. Your settings and selected audio files stay on your device.
Schedule sleep player. Tap your headphones to play night sounds or daytime music
Updated on
Aug 27, 2026

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