Steady rainfall with no thunder, no music and no ad breaks. One click to start, one slider for volume, and a timer that fades the rain out after you are asleep.
You don't have to fall asleep alone tonight 🌙
Step into a quiet room where other sleepers have already tucked in. No chat, no accounts, no pressure — just company while you drift off.
Rain is broadband but never perfectly flat: the level drifts slightly, individual drops break the pattern, and nothing repeats exactly. That combination is good at covering irregular household noise while still being predictable enough that your brain stops tracking it.
A lot of "10 hour rain" videos are a short clip on a loop, with an audible join and a pre-roll ad. Here a real rain recording is layered with drops generated in real time, so the pattern never repeats exactly, nothing buffers and nothing starts with an advertisement. Layer brown noise underneath if you want a heavier, stormier bed of sound.
Yes — choose "No timer" and it runs until you close the tab. If you prefer it to switch off, pick a timer from 15 minutes to 8 hours; the volume fades gradually at the end.
The default rain layer has no thunder. For a storm, pick the Thunderstorm tile. Many people find sudden cracks of thunder disruptive, so they are kept separate.
Behaviour depends on the mobile browser: some keep audio playing when the screen locks, others pause the tab. On a laptop it will keep playing as long as the tab stays open.