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Version 1.1.2 · 2026-06-16
User experience improvement. Sleep fast with white noise!
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The store currently lists version 1.1.2, updated 2026-06-16.








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Can't fall asleep for hours? Or even worse, had another sleepless night? Smoothly will help you calm down, relax, and fall asleep by creating a comfortable, soothing atmosphere, thanks to carefully selected sounds, white noise, lullabies, and melodies.
SLEEP BETTER INSTANTLY
Play single or multiple soothing sounds from a vast library that will turn off your mind, calm down your nerves, and lull you to sleep. Smoothly will help you feel on the coast, with a burning bonfire and a piano playing somewhere nearby, creating a unique atmosphere of harmony between body and soul.
CALM AND DE-STRESS YOUR BABY
Choose from 40+ soothing sounds and relaxing lullabies to calm your baby and help them fall asleep. Get the rest you deserve!
RELAX AND CALM DOWN
Smoothly comes to help when you need to calm down after a hard day and feel relaxed, happy, and soothed.…
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User experience improvement. Sleep fast with white noise!
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