Log it half-asleep
One tap starts a sleep, one tap ends it. Everything works one-handed, in the dark, mid-feed — with widgets and Live Activities so you rarely open the app at all.
Baby sleep, for the first two years
Your baby has a rhythm.
Nouma finds it.
Log sleep with one thumb in the dark. Nouma learns your baby’s wake windows, predicts tonight before it starts, and walks you through the first 730 days — one short lesson at a time, in English and in French.
- Free forever
- Works fully offline
- No account needed
The prediction engine
Tonight, forecast before it happens
Every sleep you log teaches the on-device engine your baby’s real windows — not a chart’s. By evening it knows when the bedtime window opens, and how the night is likely to go. Nothing leaves the phone to make it work.
Tracking
Built for one hand, at 3am
The whole tracker is designed around a parent holding a baby in the dark. Logging never asks for more than it needs.
Naps sort themselves
Nouma tells naps from night sleep by your baby’s own night window — you never file anything. The day builds itself while you live it.
See the pattern emerge
Insights and weekly charts show the rhythm taking shape. Export everything as PDF or CSV to share with your pediatrician — it is your data.
Ask
Questions at 4am get answers about your baby
Ask is an AI chat grounded in your baby’s own log, powered by Claude. Not generic advice from the internet — answers that start from what actually happened in your house this week.
- Reads your baby’s real sleep data before answering
- 10 free messages for every new account, before any trial
- AI sleep plans that adapt as the rhythm changes
Why has she been waking at 4am the last three nights?
Looking at Léa’s last two weeks: her afternoon nap has drifted 40 minutes later, which pushes bedtime pressure down. Three nights isn’t a regression yet — try capping the nap at 15:30 for a few days and watch the 4am waking.
The sound library
101 real sounds for settling
Rain on a roof, a dishwasher mid-cycle, a heartbeat, lullabies — real recordings, not synth loops. Layer them together and let the timer fade them out after your baby drifts off.
Rain
Dishwasher
Heartbeat
Music box
Ocean waves
Womb
Campfire
Purring cat
Crickets
Washing machine
Twinkle twinkle
- + 90 more
Mix any sounds togetherFade-out timerKeeps playing offline
The curriculum
182 short lessons, delivered on the day they matter
From day 0 to day 730 — written like a friend who has been there at 3am, not a textbook. Every lesson exists in English and in French, and the first month of the curriculum is free.
English · day 1
“Treat the tracker total as a weather report, not an assignment. Look across three or four days before deciding the pattern has changed.”
Français · jour 1
“Considérez le total comme un bulletin météo, pas comme un devoir à rendre. Regardez trois ou quatre jours ensemble avant de conclure que le rythme a changé.”
Household sharing
Two caregivers, one baby, one log
Invite your partner — or a grandparent on night duty — and every nap, feed and note stays in sync between phones. Whoever is holding the baby logs it; the other one sees it.
- Both phones see the same day, live
- Predictions learn from everything either of you logs
- Sync is optional — Nouma works fully offline without an account
Private by architecture
No ads, no tracking SDKs, no attention tricks. Without an account, nothing ever leaves the phone. Read the privacy policy.
Offline first
Tracking, predictions, sounds and lessons all work with no signal and no account — in a basement bedroom or on a plane.
English & français
The whole app — every screen, every one of the 182 lessons — exists in both languages.
Tonight can make more sense.
Free forever for tracking and predictions. Nouma Plus adds Ask, every sound and the full curriculum — see pricing.