Slumber－Calm Stories for Sleep

Name: Slumber－Calm Stories for Sleep
Rating: 4.7 (26503 reviews)
Author: Slumber Studios, LLC

By: Slumber Studios, LLC

Fall Asleep in 5 Minutes

Features & Capabilities

Slumber is a collection of ultra-relaxing sleep-inducing stories and meditations designed to beat insomnia and help you fall asleep quickly every single night. Choose a relaxing story or meditation to listen to as you fall asleep, with episodes professionally written, produced, and recorded to put you into a state of deep calm.

Features include a large library of sleep meditations, bedtime stories for kids, and ASMR Soundscapes. Customize nature sounds with individual volume control and a timer, use the Delayed Ending to extend the ambient soundscape, tag favorites for offline listening, and enjoy new tracks published every day. Get 20+ Slumber episodes for free; a premium membership unlocks the full sleep library and HealthKit Apple Health mindfulness integration.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment

By:

Slumber Studios, LLC

Rating:

4.70

(26,503) 38 new ratings

Version:

3.38.1 Last updated: 2026-06-12

Version code:

886773785

Creation date:

2016-12-15

Compatible devices:

Size:

160.04MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-29

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 9,667 ▼ 36

Other rankings

#66 in night theme keyword 42 ▼ 1

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Developed by:

Slumber Studios, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/slumber-calm-stories-for-sleep/id1109543953

Website:

https://slumberstudios.com/slumber/

User Reviews

Users praise Slumber for aiding sleep with soothing narration and a rich, evolving library of stories, meditations, and sounds. The app’s strengths include calming voices, narrator options, and strong usability/features. Main drawbacks are cost, occasional feature bugs (e.g., background sounds), and dislike of some narrators/accents. Overall, it’s a solid sleep aid with broad content, tempered by price and occasional quality issues.

Pros

Helps users fall asleep and manage insomnia (and can aid with chronic pain)
Soothing, mellow narrators with a wide range of voice options (male/female)
Large, varied, and regularly updated content library (stories, meditations, sounds)
Good usability and personalization features (narrator choices, night-time viewing without glasses, seasonal updates)
Some content accessible without a subscription (pleasant for non-subscribers)

Cons

Cost and affordability concerns due to the subscription model
Background noises sometimes don’t work or cut off when using music
Some narrators/accents are difficult to listen to (e.g., certain voice issues)
Offline/non-wifi usability limitations or instability mentioned by users
Desire for more content/variety beyond what is available with paid options

Recent reviews

Amazing consistency, love Sam, Olympia, Arif, French Whisperer, Dan Jones and the dragon stories, Elizabeth Grace… Love the “history of” stories too And Elizabeth reading Wizard of Oz, she has fun voices.

by St*****, 2026-06-18

I’ve liked slumber a lot, especially Dan Jones. Now you need to change the name to the Thomas channel. I do like the music though.

by Mi*****, 2026-06-16

My favorite story involves something I typically get excited about. In daily life, I’ll go to a yarn store and bounce with excitement looking at all the tools, skeins of yarn, and potential projects. I was torn when I saw Slumber had an episode where someone spends a day in a Knitting Shop. There’s no way, I thought, to get sleep from something so exciting. I know someone walks into the shop. I remember something about different kinds of yarn. That’s it. I’m always asleep before I reach the end. I don’t know how Slumber did it. It’s NOT boring. It’s…pleasant. It’s nice. And I can’t stay awake. To be fair, I haven’t tried. I think it stimulates my excitement in a way where I start to dream about the possibilities but does not make me want to get up to start crafting. The result is a clear mind the next day. My energy has picked up and I don’t struggle to get out of bed as much.