Gentle Rain · 3 sounds · until you stop it
Rain that runs all night. Real recordings, no seam, no hour cap. Nothing else on the screen.
iPhone · Pay once · No subscription
The day won't put itself down. And every sleep app you have tried finds a new way to wake you.
No hour cap, no ad, no seam. Fall asleep at 23:40 and it is still there at six, exactly as you left it. Or set your own sunrise and it fades out over a minute.
Pull the dock up. Slide a sound louder or softer with one thumb. Add another from the bank. Each one set with a word, not a decibel.
Lock it, put it on the nightstand. It keeps going, with play and pause on the lock screen, in Control Center and on AirPods.
One filter: bass, brightness and a slow swell that breathes with the picture. In plain words, not dB.
Ten worlds, 121 mixes, 128 real recordings. Tap one and it plays all night.
Gentle Rain · Heavy Rain · Thunder · Rain at Night · City Rain · Rain on the Window · Rain on the Roof · Forest and Meadow · Sea and River · Rain in Germany
The Black Forest, the Harz, the Wattenmeer, Lake Constance, a tent in the Allgäu. Rain where you grew up.
Seven nights with everything. After that, fifteen free minutes every night, or one payment, forever. Restore on any iPhone.
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You know this moment. It hit the hour cap. A text came in and killed it. The loop clicked and started again from the top. An ad began playing into the dark. Now you are awake, reaching for the phone, and the night is gone.
If it switches off, that in itself wakes you. Tropf exists to refuse that one moment, and to be the quietest thing on your phone while it does.
Most sleep sound apps stop at an hour, or whenever the free tier says so. In Tropf, all night is the default. Nothing that keeps the rain playing is ever capped, and when you do want it to stop, it fades over a minute so the silence never wakes you.
The click at the end of a short loop is the second most common reason a sleep sound wakes you. Every recording in Tropf crossfades into itself over ten to thirty seconds. Thunder rolls in when it rolls in, never on a schedule you can learn.
Some nights need rain alone. Some need rain on the window with a gutter behind it and thunder far away. Tropf stacks up to six recordings from anywhere in the bank, each set with a word from far to close, and keeps the mix for tomorrow night.
Forty euros a year for rain is the most common one-star review in this category, and we agree with it. Tropf is one payment. Seven nights with everything first, then fifteen free minutes every night for as long as you like.
Loud sound for long periods can harm hearing, whatever the source. Keep it quiet, just over the room. Tropf treats nothing, and it says so.
No ads · No account · No seam · No survey
No. All night is the default. If you want it to stop, set fifteen minutes to two hours, or your own sunrise, and it fades out slowly.
Yes. Up to six sounds from anywhere in the bank, each set with a word from far to close. Tap the heart and the mix waits at the top of your list, the way you left it.
The rain steps aside for the call, then fades back in by itself when it ends.
Yes. Lock the phone and put it on the nightstand. Play, pause and the mix are on the lock screen, in Control Center and on AirPods.
No. All 128 recordings ship inside the app. Nothing streams, nothing buffers, and it plays in flight mode.
No. Seven free nights with everything, then fifteen free minutes every night. One payment of €19.99 opens it forever. No trial that turns into a charge, no renewal. Restore it on any iPhone.
No. No email, no login, no survey at bedtime. Your mixes and settings live on your phone. Delete the app and everything is gone.
iPhone with iOS 17 or later, in German or English, following your phone's language. It plays to the built-in speaker, a Bluetooth or AirPlay speaker, or earbuds.
Let it rain. Tropf keeps the night quiet and never surprises you.
Pay once · €19.99 · Seven free nights first
