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Version 2.3.3 · 2026-09-28
- This update includes bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.3.3, updated 2026-09-28.








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Drift into Deep Sleep and Relaxation with Sleep Dose - White Noise & Rain.
Create a peaceful environment to sleep and relax. Help early risers stay in bed, disruptive sleepers stay asleep longer.
Easy-to-Use App Features:
- Mix multiple soothing sleep sounds.
- True binaural beats for sleep and healing: 2 Hz Delta Waves, 528 Hz...
- All color noises to block out distractions are green noise, brown noise, red noise, and pink noise...
- 50+ unique white noise: rain sounds, waterfall, fan noise, airplane cabin...
- Background audio support so you can use other apps while listening.
- Integrated Sleep Timer that fades out noise after the set time.
- 1-Tap to play: simply effective and not hindered.
- Without any distracting digital looping.
- Play on speakers, AirPods, or HomePod.
- Control from the lock screen.
- Relaxing Dark Mode.…
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