Check in
Share how this evening feels, without trying to diagnose it.
A PERSONAL SLEEP RITUAL
The night does not need
to be loud.
A quieter way to arrive at the end of the day.
Share how this evening feels, without trying to diagnose it.
Pick the kind of sound world that feels most supportive tonight.
Your Svara brings together gentle music, ambience, and your preferences.
Morning reflections help you build a more intentional ritual over time.
A PERSONAL SLEEP RITUAL
SvaraSleep helps you create a gentler wind down with music patterns, ambient sound, and a ritual that learns what helps you settle.
Water flow, felt piano, and a soft 60 bpm pulse.
THE SVARASLEEP APP IS COMING
Join early access to be among the first to try SvaraSleep and help shape the ritual.
WHY SVARASLEEP
The goal is not to promise perfect sleep. It is to make the beginning of your night feel more intentional, less noisy, and more your own.
Your nightly feeling, stress level, sleep profile, and past reflections shape the sound directions you see.
Each Svara combines a musical direction with optional natural texture and pulse experiments—kept low, clear, and in your control.
Instead of judging the night, SvaraSleep helps you notice patterns and make one gentle choice at a time.
HOW THE APP WORKS
Answer ten clear questions about your usual sleep patterns. It is about context—not a diagnosis and not your mood tonight.
Share how you feel now and how intense the evening feels. Your private note can add extra context if you want it to.
Receive three different sound directions, then decide what feels right. The app learns from your reflection, not from assumptions.
A LOOK INSIDE THE RITUAL
Before a session begins, SvaraSleep can offer different sound directions—not one fixed playlist. Each brings together its own atmosphere, music, and natural texture.
SLEEP SCIENCE
Sleep is a journey through changing patterns of brain activity—not one still state. Here is a simple way to understand the waves behind it.
When you are relaxed but still awake, alpha activity is common at roughly 8–12 Hz. As sleep begins, slower theta activity—about 4–7 Hz—becomes more noticeable. This is the gentle bridge between wakefulness and sleep.
In deep N3 sleep, the brain is dominated by slower delta activity, around 0.5–3 Hz. These waves are larger and more coordinated, and this is usually the stage from which it is hardest to wake.
REM sleep has a more mixed, wake-like pattern of activity. It is strongly associated with vivid dreaming and appears repeatedly through the night, often for longer periods toward morning.
Slow, predictable music and gentle ambient sound can make the moments before sleep feel less stimulating. Research suggests relaxing music may improve subjective sleep quality for some adults when it becomes part of a regular bedtime routine. Read the music review ↗ · Read about sleep stages ↗
A CLOSER LOOK AT SLEEP WAVES
These illustrations compare typical brain activity in lighter and deeper non-REM sleep. The slower rhythm is more prominent during deep sleep.
During deep non-REM sleep, slow delta waves have greater power and larger amplitude. This is the stage that is hardest to wake from.
As sleep becomes lighter, activity is less dominated by high-power delta waves. N2 also includes brief sleep spindles and K-complexes.
Sleep stages are normally measured with clinical signals such as EEG; this visual is for learning about the typical patterns.
FOUNDER'S STORY
“I saw my dad taking sleeping pills at night. It made me wonder whether there could be a gentler, more personal way to help people wind down before bed.”
That moment stayed with me. I began thinking about the quiet time before sleep: how different it can feel from one person to another, and how hard it is to find something that feels personal rather than another generic playlist. SvaraSleep began as an attempt to make that part of the night feel more intentional.
— Madhav Singhania, founder of SvaraSleep
QUESTIONS, CLEARLY ANSWERED
SvaraSleep is a gentle sleep companion—not a doctor, diagnosis service, or medication adviser.
No. It offers a music-first wind-down ritual and general sleep education. It does not diagnose sleep conditions or replace professional medical advice.
No. Each Svara is designed to work through speakers or headphones. Headphones can make optional stereo details more noticeable, but they are never required.
The app considers your sleep profile, tonight’s mood and stress check-in, and the feedback you give after sessions. It then offers three different sound directions rather than one fixed answer.
Music only keeps the chosen sound clear. Pink noise is a balanced background texture that may soften sudden environmental changes. Brown noise has more low-frequency energy and can feel warmer or fuller. Choose the least distracting option.
Use SvaraSleep as a gentle routine only. Do not start, stop, combine, or change medication based on the app—speak with your prescriber or pharmacist instead.
BUILT WITH CARE
SvaraSleep is designed for a calmer evening ritual. It is not a medical treatment, diagnosis tool, or a replacement for professional care.
Sound can be a supportive part of a routine, but every night and every person is different.
Never start, stop, or change sleep medication based on information from SvaraSleep.
Persistent sleep problems, loud snoring, gasping, or severe daytime sleepiness deserve qualified medical advice.
CONTACT SVARASLEEP
For feedback, partnerships, or simply to share your SvaraSleep story, reach out directly. Early access has its own sign-up section above.
COMING SOON
We are building a personal nighttime ritual that helps you reflect, choose a sound direction, and notice what supports your evenings over time.