Hushly: Sleep & Focus Sounds

Hushly is a dual-timer sound app for the two moments silence won't come easy: **putting a baby to sleep** and **getting deep work done**. Every sound is curated, every timer is gentle, and every control is one tap away. ▶ **3 curated collections** • **Sleep** — 15 womb, breath, rain, ocean, forest, fan and lullaby loops. Hand-picked for newborns, toddlers and tired adults. • **Twins** — Play two sounds side by side with independent volume and timers. Bedtime for two, without arguing about which rain. • **Focus** — Brown, pink, white, blue, violet, grey — plus low-pass filtered variants for deep work without the crispy hiss. ▶ **Sleep timer + gentle fade-out** Set 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, or go open-ended with 8-hour endurance mode. When time is up, audio fades out over 4 seconds — no abrupt cut. ▶ **Background playback that respects you** • Lock-screen and notification controls • Keeps playing when the screen sleeps • Plays over mix with meditation apps and podcasts (Twins mode) • No account required, no cloud sync, no uploads ▶ **Designed for parents, made for focus too** Built by a parent who needed womb noise at 2am without a pay-wall, and the same app for 25-minute Pomodoros at 10am. Same sounds, different rhythms. ▶ **Favorites + recents** Heart a sound to pin it. Your recent plays show up on top of every tab so you can resume in a tap. ▶ **Ads you can live with** Hushly is free. You'll see one banner on the home screen (hidden while audio plays) and at most one interstitial per session, never during playback. Rewarded ads are optional — they unlock the 8-hour endurance timer for one session. ▶ **Privacy, battery, and honesty** • No personal data is stored on any server we run. See our privacy policy. • Some phones (Xiaomi, Huawei, Samsung) stop background audio to save battery. Settings → Battery optimization walks you through the exception. • Works offline — all sounds are bundled in the app. ▶ **Who is it for?** • Newborn parents who can't reach for the phone at 3am • Parents of twins who need per-track volume • Adults with ADHD who work better with brown or pink noise • Students and remote workers who want Pomodoro + sound in one tap • Light sleepers who want a fade-out rather than a cliff Hushly is not medical advice. If your baby shows signs of distress, always check on them first. Questions, bug reports, or a sound request? blood8879@gmail.com