dimma

On since 23:12 · 7 h 48 · 0 interruptions

Still playing when you wake up.

Brown noise that runs the whole night. No hour cap, no ad, no cut-off.

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iPhone · Pay once · No subscription

Dimma home screen: the Brown lamp, a play ring in the middle, the word Brown, and the night line reading on since 23:12, 7 h 48, 0 interruptions
02:14

A text won't stop it.

Calls and messages interrupt every sound app. Dimma fades back in by itself and keeps count.

Dimma at 02:14 after a call: a small note says Call ended, playing again, 1 interruption tonight
Until you stop it

All night is the default.

Or stop at your own sunrise, with a sixty-second fade so the silence never wakes you.

The How long sheet: 15 minutes to 2 hours, stop at sunrise, or until you stop it, with a 60-second fade
Something else for the ear to hold

Set it just below the ringing.

Green sits where the ringing lives. Ringing relief quietens one narrow pitch, in plain words, not dB.

The Filter sheet on the Green lamp: bass, brightness, swell, and ringing relief set to mid pitch, 5.5 kHz
The book of lights

13 colours of noise.

Brown, pink, white, green, blue, dark and more. Made live on your phone. Nothing loops.

The colour index: thirteen rows, each with a lamp disc, the colour's name, and one line about what it is for

Brown · Red · Dark · Infra · Pink · Velvet · Balanced · Grey · White · Green · Bright · Blue · Violet

14:10

Focus deeper for two hours.

Pink noise with the Focus filter and a timer that fades out instead of cutting off.

The Pink lamp at 14:10 with the Focus filter and a timer reading 1:59:57
Nothing to learn at three in the morning

Tap the light. That's the whole app.

One ring to play and pause. The colour's name. Swipe for the next one.

The Brown lamp paused at 07:04 with the play ring in the middle
No trial. No renewal.

Pay once. No subscription.

$9.99once

Every night gives you 15 free minutes with everything. Then one payment, forever. Restore on any iPhone.

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The pay-once screen: Pay once, sleep every night, four rows of what is included, one button, and Not now as a real exit
07:04

7 h 48 of sound. 0 interruptions.

Every morning, the night's numbers. Dimma never asks you anything at bedtime.

The morning page on the White lamp: last night, 7 h 48, Brown until you stopped it, 0 interruptions, and one question: did it help?
02:40

The sound has stopped.

You know this moment. It hit the hour cap. A text came in and killed it. An ad started playing into the dark. Now you are awake, reaching for the phone, three menus from where you were.

If it switches off, that in itself wakes you. Dimma exists to refuse that one moment.

Brown noise for sleep that plays all night

Most sleep sound apps stop at an hour, or eight, or whenever the free tier says so. In Dimma, all night is the default. Nothing that keeps the sound playing is ever capped, and when you do want it to stop, it fades over a minute instead of cutting off.

A white noise app without a subscription

Sixty dollars a year for a hiss is the most common one-star review in this category, and we agree with it. Dimma is one payment. Every night gives you fifteen free minutes with every colour and every control first, so you hear the whole thing before you decide.

Sound for the ringing at night

If you live with tinnitus you already know the rule: set it just below the ringing, never over it. Green and Blue noise sit where the ringing usually lives, and Ringing relief quietens one narrow pitch you choose yourself. Dimma is sound enrichment, not treatment. A speaker is kinder than earbuds.

Why not a ten-hour video

Because at two in the morning the video plays an ad, the loop has a seam, the screen has to stay on and the data runs all night. Every colour in Dimma is synthesised live on the phone. Nothing loops, nothing downloads, nothing buffers, and it works in flight mode.

Is noise all night safe

Loud sound for long periods can harm hearing, whatever the source. Keep it quiet: just below the ringing, or just over the room. Dimma treats nothing, and it says so.

No ads · No account · No tracking · No loop

Quick answers.

Will it stop after an hour?

No. All night is the default. If you want it to stop, set a timer of 15 minutes to 2 hours or stop at your own sunrise, and it fades out over a minute instead of cutting off.

What happens when a text or a call comes in?

The sound pauses for the call, then fades back in by itself when it ends. A small note says so and the night line keeps count.

Does it keep playing with the screen locked?

Yes. Lock the phone and put it on the nightstand. Play, pause and next colour are on the lock screen and in Control Centre.

Is it a subscription?

No. One payment of $9.99, forever. No trial that turns into a charge, no “per month”, no renewal. Restore it on any iPhone.

I have tinnitus. Will this help?

Dimma is sound enrichment, not treatment. Green and Blue sit where the ringing usually lives, and Ringing relief quietens one narrow pitch so you can slide it until your own tone feels covered. Keep the level just below the ringing. If the ringing is new or changing, see an audiologist first.

Is noise all night safe for my hearing?

Loud sound for long periods can harm hearing, whatever the source. Keep Dimma quiet, below your ringing or just over the room. A speaker on the nightstand is kinder than earbuds for eight hours.

Do I need an account?

No. No email, no login. Your settings live on your phone. Delete the app and everything is gone.

Which phones does it run on?

iPhone with iOS 17 or later. It plays to whatever your iPhone can play to: the built-in speaker, a Bluetooth or AirPlay speaker, or earbuds. No iPad or Android version.

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Pay once · $9.99 · 15 free minutes every night