Sleep stories & sleep tracking
Response from developer
Thank you! That is the whole idea: every session shows how long it really takes to put listeners to sleep, so the most helpful audio rises to the top. Sleep well! Daniel, Ouate

This app uses phone motion sensors to detect when you fall asleep and intelligently fades audio. It tracks how quickly you fall asleep and learns what content helps you drift off, offering a personalized sleep experience without ads or microphone use.
1.0.1
September 2, 2026
Listen freely for 3 days, no account needed. A more visible back button, all categories on screen at once, and a first launch that no longer waits for the catalog in silence.
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Thank you! That is the whole idea: every session shows how long it really takes to put listeners to sleep, so the most helpful audio rises to the top. Sleep well! Daniel, Ouate
No, Ouate is ad-free. The app explicitly states it does not have ads, ensuring an uninterrupted listening experience.
Ouate uses your phone's motion sensors to detect when you fall asleep. It then intelligently fades out audio without waking you, and tracks how long it takes you to drift off.
Ouate offers a monthly subscription for $4.99 and an annual subscription for $34.99. Both plans include a 7-day free trial, and subscriptions can be canceled at any time.
Yes, Ouate allows you to resume your audio sessions exactly where you drifted off the night before, so you don't have to replay introductions.
No, Ouate does not use your microphone. The app emphasizes its commitment to privacy and states that the microphone is never used.
After about three nights of use, Ouate can learn your sleep patterns and identify which types of audio, like whispered voices, help you fall asleep faster. Your sleep journal is private and only visible to you.
Ouate is available on iPhone and iPad, indicated by its supported devices list.
Ouate has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for children. However, it is not a medical device, and persistent sleep disorders should be discussed with a health professional.