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Version 1.0.17 · 2026-10-30
Stories start more reliably, including when your phone is locked. Plus small improvements and fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.17, updated 2026-10-30.






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Fall asleep to horror stories, with white noise underneath.
400+ narrated scary stories in chapters, no ads. Sleep-safe ones have no jump scares or sudden loud moments.
Layer white, pink or brown noise, a fan, rain, a storm or ocean waves under any story, each at its own level, or play the sounds alone for free.
Horror Hours is a horror story app built for the one time you actually listen to them — in the dark, in bed, with the lights off.
Every story is narrated and cut into chapters, so you always know where you are and can pick up exactly where you drifted off. Hundreds of tales, from creeping small-town dread to cosmic deep-water horror, read by voices that know how to hold a room at 2 a.m.
THE PART no other horror app gets right: sleep.
Turn on Sleep Mode and the whole app changes. Stories are mastered flat — no sudden loud stings, no jump scares to yank you awake.…
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Stories start more reliably, including when your phone is locked. Plus small improvements and fixes.
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