Open Programs, then Sleep stories
Sleep stories sits with the other programs on the Programs tab.


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Put the phone down, close your eyes and let a calm voice carry you to sleep. The stories are audio only, so the screen stays dark, and a wind-down reminder can tell you when it is time to start.

Her Good Days has free sleep stories: calm spoken audio for bedtime, in the Sleep stories program on the Programs tab. They play with the screen off, and there are short relaxation sessions beside them.
A wind-down reminder at a time you pick tells you when to start, and the sleep log the next morning keeps track of how the night went. The stories are there to help you wind down, and the app makes no medical claim for them.
Sleep stories sits with the other programs on the Programs tab.


4 stories, about 3 minutes each. Press play, then lock the phone and put it face down.


Tap + Log, then Sleep. After a week or two, Insights shows whether the nights you listened ran longer.


The player has one big pause button, with 15 seconds back and 15 seconds forward on either side. Read along shows the words if you would rather read the story.

For nights when a story is too much, Relax has short audio sessions. Pick how you feel and the list narrows.

The NHS suggests relaxing for at least an hour before bed, with something like a bath or a book, and getting up at the same time each day. A wind-down reminder makes the first part easier: set it under You, Notifications for the time you want to start slowing down, then pick a story or a few minutes of the Breathe program.
Yes. Sleep stories are one of the programs in the app, and every program is free, with no trial and no premium tier.
Yes. Sleep stories are audio only, so you can lock the phone and put it down.
No. Lock-screen text is the same plain line for everyone, such as "You have a reminder".
They are a way to wind down, and the app makes no medical claim for them. The NHS suggests relaxing for at least an hour before bed. If you have had trouble sleeping for months, see a doctor.
Every health fact on this page comes from the sources above. We re-check them every 6 months. Spotted an error? Write to [email protected]. How we check health information.
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