drowsie

Sleep sounds
without waking them.

The speaker that goes under your pillow. Only you hear it.

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Not another one of those.

If you have already tried a white noise machine, a sleep app, a tracker or a wearable, here is where Drowsie is different from each of them.

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01White noise machine

White noise machines work, but they pollute the room with sound.

Drowsie is audible only to you. It can still be your white noise machine.

CalmCalmHeadspaceHeadspaceAuraAuraPzizzPzizz

02Sleep app

Sleep apps work. You need earbuds or a phone speaker to hear them.

Drowsie is non-wearable and plays sound straight to your ears only. The app has the full sound library.

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03Sleep tracker

Sleep trackers show you pretty charts, but then it is up to you to do something about it.

Drowsie learns and acts. It plays the right sound automatically, when you need it.

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04Wearable

Wearables work, but they are annoying, and like sleep trackers, they do not actually do anything.

Drowsie tracks your movement and breathing through the pillow, with nothing to wear.

Experience a whole new level of sleep sound with Drowsie. Take your sleep sound routine to the next level: sound that plays only to you, up through the pillow, with nothing to wear.

Throughout the night, Drowsie actively tracks, measures and analyses your sleep.

Then, in real time, it makes decisions about which sounds to play, all on its own, all night long, without you having to even think about it.

Just press play and close your eyes. Drowsie runs the rest of your night.

How Drowsie drives your sleep

10 pm2 am7 am 10:45 pm
A woman in bed at night, the Drowsie speaker tucked under her pillow

10:45 pm

This is my night with Drowsie.

I go to bed at and I'm up at

10:45 pm

I put it under my pillow.

Ultra-thin. The fabric sleeve is shaped to my pillow, so I can't feel it — and only I can hear it.

10:49 pm

I play a podcast, because that's what I like to fall asleep to.

It plays anything from my phone. Or I open the Drowsie app and pick rain.

11:00 pm

Then I drift off.

The sound fades out on its own, and I don't reach for anything.

2:14 am

At 2 am I start to wake. It notices.

Through the pillow. Nothing on me, nothing to press.

2:16 am

It plays again, softly. I settle.

I don't remember it in the morning. Night after night it learns which sound settles me, and changes it before it wears off.

2:30 am

The rest of the night is mine.

It pays attention so I don't have to, and plays what settled me last time.

6:50 am

It wakes me, softly.

A gentle chime under the pillow at the time I set. Only I hear it.

7:00 am

And I'm up.

Tonight could be your first night.

A sound machine with a brain.

Like a white noise machine, it plays sounds. Like a sleep tracker, it reads your night — with nothing to wear. Like a pillow speaker, only you hear it.The difference is DrOS, the brain inside. It learns which sounds get you to sleep, and decides what to play next.

All the insights. None of the homework.

Your night

See the full night ›
12 am2 am8:47 pm5:24 am
StillStirringAwakeOut of bedREMLightDeep

Stages are the pillow's estimate.

Your night at a glance: when you settled, when you started to wake, when you were out of bed.

Friday 18 Sep

9:21 pm → 5:27 am
12 am2 am9:21 pm5:27 am12
1
Sitar Dreams9:21 pm – faded as you fell asleep
asleep in 7 min
2
Box Fan2:59 am – 3:24 am
woke · settled right away
StillStirringAwakeOut of bedSound
Still is the pillow barely moving; stirring is small movement; awake is a cluster of stirs. A gap outlined in dashes means nobody was on the pillow. Bars show how strong the movement was.

The whole night, minute by minute, with every sound it played marked on it.

Breathing

Readings ›
17/min
breaths a minute, night average
slowest 7 at 02:20
A few faster stretches.
usual 15–1912 am2 am8:47 pm5:24 am
Breaths a minute, 5-minute averageYour usual range

Your breathing rate through the night, read from under the pillow.

Breathing · readings · 2 am – 3 am

2:00 am2:15 am2:30 am2:45 am3:00 am
02:0217 /min
02:0312 /min
02:047 /min
02:1117 /min
02:1612 /min
02:186 /min
31 readings this hour

Every individual breathing reading, about one every sixteen seconds.

What works for you

All sounds ›
SoundNightsAsleep inScorevs your 62
Sitar Dreams1213 min-3
Creek in Nature310 min+11
Native Flute315 min+2
Pink Noise36 min+10

Drowsie plays what works for you more often.

Which sounds you have used, and how each of your nights went after them.

Your sleep routine

You sleep best on Tuesdays

50Mon66Tue47Wed61Thu69Fri62Sat66Sun
10–20 min
you usually fall asleep in
0.8
get-ups a night

The rhythm of your own bedtimes and wake times across the week.

This week

7 & 14-day ›
45Mon60Tue38Wed46Thu67FriSatSun

This week beside the last, so you can see how the nights compare.

Last 14 nights

6 h8 h05 Sep07 Sep09 Sep11 Sep13 Sep15 Sep17 Sep
Hours asleepAwake in bed30-day average 6.8 h

Fourteen nights in a row, each one its own bar.

Your last 30 days

62
average score
6 h 49 m
asleep a night
7 h 35 m
in bed a night
89%
efficiency
asleep ÷ time in bed
5–10 min
fell asleep in
↓ 5 min vs the period before
1.5
get-ups a night
↑ 0.8 vs the period before
Best night Tuesday (70) · hardest Sunday (52) · 28 nights

A month of nights, so the pattern shows rather than any single night.

Sleep score

67
↑ 5 vs your 30-day average of 62
7 h 46 m asleep · 96% efficient · no get-ups

One number for the night, and how it sits against your own month.

Every chart above is from real recorded nights.

The loop

It works all night. On its own.

A couple asleep, seen from above, a speaker under each pillow

01

Plays sounds

Rain, a story, your playlist — up through the pillow, to you only.

02

Reads your night

Movement and breathing from under the pillow. Nothing worn, nothing on the nightstand.

03

Learns what works

It keeps count of the sounds that settle you, and opens with those.

04

Runs all night

Fades when you settle, plays again as you start to wake, wakes only you.

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Wake up gently.

Set it once in the app. It wakes only you, and the other side of the bed sleeps on.

Partner mode.

One bed. Two different nights.

The data underneath

5,500+

hours of real sleep measured

2 million+

movement measurements every night

1 billion+

measurements analysed so far

3 axes

of movement, read through the night

Built on more than 5,500 hours of real sleep. Drowsie reads your movement on three axes, which is more than 2 million measurements in an eight-hour night and over a billion analysed so far. A proprietary algorithm, developed in-house, turns that stream into your night.

Learn more about Drowsie science

One real night

Every reading, as it arrived.

One real night, drawn the way the app draws it. One dot per reading, about every sixteen seconds, straight from under the pillow. Drag it to move through the night.

Readings 
70 min

  

  • Breathing
  • Movement
  • Out of bed
  • Sound started

In this window

Breathing
Readings
Sound played

Readings are what the speaker sends, about every sixteen seconds. Tap a point for its values.

What owners say.

★★★★★
It was a present for my husband he is very happy with it and uses it every night to help him sleep
Sera O.
★★★★★
Really great. I use this every night, it fits under the pillow and the sound travels through the pillow without disturbing my wife.
Neil S.
★★★★★
Does exactly what it's supposed to do. My husband can't here it so not disturbing him. I listen to hypnosis and meditation to fall asleep and it's working well.
Deirdre F.
★★★★★
Great quality speaker, can hear clearly through pillow. My husband can’t hear a thing so it’s perfect!
Jenny B.
★★★★★
I love the Drowsie and use it most nights so that I can drift back to sleep with an audiobook or podcast without disturbing my partner. It is unobtrusive, with l9ng battery life and connects easily.
Su W.
★★★★★
Tried it all - headbands, sound masks, white noise machines, earphones, headphones, you name it. Drowsie seems to be all-in-one, and my partner doesn not complain when I am blasting my chirpy birds under my pillow
Dani K.
★★★★★
It works very well, easy to pair with smart device, doesn’t disturb my wife who is a light sleeper. The sound is good thru my pillow quite clear. Another good thing is that one charge last throughout the night, at least 9hrs in my case.
Robert H.
★★★★★
LOVE this! It's the perfect answer to needing sleep music at night without bothering my spouse. MUCH more comfortable than earbuds or airpods! And super easy to manage in the middle of the night.
Jill M.
★★★★★
The product does exactly what it says! I love it and am sleeping well!
Caroline K.
★★★★★
Omg! My new best friend! I am 42 and not very phone savvy and thought it would be difficult to set up but it is so simple! Works really well for rain sounds. The sound is really clear. Recommended for those who like to fall asleep to sounds.
Kay Z.
★★★★★
Brilliant little speaker and does everything as promised.
Robyn L.
★★★★★
Does what it says on the tin! Perfect little speaker for falling asleep
Maria O.
★★★★★
Fantastic product. Helps me doze off every evening!
Kate G.
★★★★★
Great sound quality, easy to sync with phone and apps. Lovely gift for my mother who wanted to listen to something at night other than grim world news.
Nina S.

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★★★★★ 4.4 (431 reviews)

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