
Bedtime stories for grown-ups
Slow, gentle stories about how the world really works, read aloud at bedtime.
See what’s inside
Follow the words sentence by sentence, with either narrator.

Choose a story for any night, and it waits for you at bedtime.

With a tracker and Apple Health, see how long after Play you fell asleep.

After 45 seconds without a touch, the screen settles to half brightness.

By the minute, or to the end of a chapter or the story.

Choose the voice you like, and change it any time.

Play them with a story, or on their own.

Keep it playing for up to an hour, or until you stop it.

Slide through a chapter, or skip back 15 seconds.

Your place is saved in every story.

Each chapter has its own illustration, or choose color only.

The Man Who Stole the Mona Lisa

How to Piss Off a Billionaire

How the Internet Finds You

The Bells You Can’t Hear

Sixty Beats a Second

The Blue Typhoon
After a 7-day free trial, a subscription is $49.99 a year or $4.99 a month.
Yes. The Man Who Stole the Mona Lisa is free, and so are the music and night air.
Yes. Cancel in your iPhone’s Settings at least 24 hours before your trial or renewal date. You keep access until the period you’ve paid for ends.
Every story runs at least 25 minutes, in both voices.
Yes. Stories are written and illustrated with AI tools, then edited by people. The narrators are AI voices.
Yes. Stories keep playing with your phone locked, and you can pause or skip from the Lock Screen.
Yes, in the next beta. Read Along shows the words and follows the voice, one sentence at a time.
In the next beta, Your nights can read sleep from Apple Health, which your Apple Watch or another tracker may write to. It’s off until you turn it on, and the app doesn’t save your sleep data or send it to us. Trackers estimate sleep, and this isn’t medical advice.
No. There’s nothing to sign up for. Apple handles your subscription.