The Sleep Journal

Dreamtide is now on Android

By Andrew Leonenko · August 13, 2026 · 5 minute read

Dreamtide running on iOS and Android phones against a calm midnight sky
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Dreamtide is now available on Google Play. Android listeners can finally bring the same quiet collection of sleep stories, layered soundscapes, and gentle bedtime tools to the phone or tablet already beside the bed.

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A sleep app should ask less of you

Bedtime is a poor moment for complicated setup. Dreamtide is designed around a simpler rhythm: choose a story or build a soundscape, set a timer if you want one, and let the app fade into the room. There are no bright feeds to chase and no reason to keep looking at the screen once the sound begins.

That same sleep-first approach now extends to Android. The goal is not to add another thing to do before bed. It is to make the last few minutes of the day feel quieter and more predictable.

Stories when silence leaves too much room

A slow story gives a busy mind one gentle thread to follow. Dreamtide stories are made to soften rather than build toward a dramatic ending: calm settings, unhurried narration, and no sudden turn that asks you to stay awake for the next chapter. If this is the part of bedtime you struggle with, our guide to sleep stories for adults explains why being read to can feel so settling.

Soundscapes you can make your own

Some nights call for rain. Others need a lower, steadier wash of sound or the small warmth of a fire beneath it. Dreamtide lets you layer and balance those textures until the room feels right, then leave the mix alone. The best sleep sound is often the one you stop noticing.

If you are not sure where to begin, start with a familiar sound at a comfortable volume. Our guide to the best sounds to fall asleep to compares rain, ocean, fire, wind, and steady noise without pretending one answer works for everyone.

Timers that let the screen disappear

Once a story or soundscape is playing, the phone should stop being the center of the room. Set a sleep timer when you want the audio to fade after you drift off, or choose a longer sound for nights when continuity matters. Then turn the display away and let Dreamtide do its quiet work in the background.

Now on both major mobile platforms

Dreamtide remains available on the App Store and is now live on Google Play. If you have been waiting for the Android release, you can download it today and begin with a free 7-day trial. Search for Dreamtide on Google Play, or use the download button above to go directly to the listing.

Common questions

Where can I download Dreamtide for Android?

Dreamtide is available from Google Play. Follow the Google Play button on this page or search for Dreamtide in the Play Store and check that the developer is Leonenko Group LLC.

What is included in the Android app?

The Android app is built around the same quiet Dreamtide experience: sleep stories, layered soundscapes, bedtime wind-downs, and timers designed to help the night end gently.

Is Dreamtide still available on iPhone and iPad?

Yes. Dreamtide remains available on the App Store and is now also available on Google Play, so both iOS and Android households can download it from their usual store.

Can I try Dreamtide before subscribing?

Dreamtide offers a free 7-day trial, so you can explore its stories and soundscapes and decide whether it fits your bedtime routine.

If tonight is one of those nights

Dreamtide is a small, sleep-first app: slow stories, gentle wind-downs, and a seamless sound mixer, narrated in soft, real voices, with timers that fade to silence once you’re asleep. Try it free for 7 nights.

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