Wake windows
Age-appropriate awake time limits that update automatically as your baby grows from newborn through toddlerhood — from 45 minutes at birth to 4+ hours at 18 months.
AI nap prediction · No hardware required
Dreamer learns your baby's wake windows and sleep history to predict the optimal nap window — with real-time sleep pressure insight so you start the wind-down at exactly the right moment.
Next predicted nap
How the prediction works
Most parents guess. Dreamer calculates. Using your baby's age, logged wake time, and cumulative sleep pressure, Dreamer identifies the 15–30 minute window when your baby will fall asleep fastest — and is least likely to fight the nap.
Age-appropriate awake time limits that update automatically as your baby grows from newborn through toddlerhood — from 45 minutes at birth to 4+ hours at 18 months.
Every logged nap and night session trains the prediction for your specific baby's rhythm, accounting for their individual patterns rather than population averages alone.
The homeostatic sleep drive that builds while your baby is awake. Dreamer shows whether pressure is low, optimal, or high so you know exactly when to start the wind-down.
Features
Dreamer combines AI nap prediction with the tracking basics parents expect — sleep logs, activity history, weekly trends, and soothing sounds — all in one calm dashboard.
Dreamer combines wake windows, logged sleep history, and sleep pressure to surface the ideal nap window — a 15–30 minute range when your baby is most ready to sleep and least likely to resist.
See whether the next sleep window looks low, optimal, or high — so you can start the wind-down at the right time and avoid the overtired spiral.
Start a nap or night session in one tap and follow elapsed time, estimated wake time, and sleep progress in real time as it happens.
Record sleep, feeding, diaper changes, growth, doctor visits, medicine, tummy time, and custom care events — everything in one daily timeline.
Scan total sleep, night consistency, nap quality, and daily patterns over the week — without rebuilding the whole picture in your head.
Use white noise, lullabies, and guided sleep content to support a steady bedtime rhythm and help your baby learn to settle independently as they grow.
How it works
Dreamer turns a simple daily log into a personalized prediction engine — without complicated setup or expensive monitors.
Enter your baby's birthday. Dreamer immediately loads age-appropriate wake windows and shows a first predicted nap window.
Tap to start and stop sleep timers. Every session improves prediction accuracy and builds your baby's personal sleep history.
Dreamer shows a countdown to the next predicted nap and flags rising sleep pressure — so you catch the window before overtired hits.
See sleep totals, consistency scores, and daily patterns. Watch your baby's schedule naturally consolidate as they grow.
No monitor required
Other apps require an expensive crib camera to automate nap prediction. Dreamer gets there through smart logging — your baby's own wake patterns and sleep history tell us everything we need to know. Works at home, daycare, grandparents', or anywhere else your baby sleeps.
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Dreamer is launching soon on iOS and Android. Sign up to get early access and stop guessing when your baby needs to sleep.
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How Dreamer handles account, baby profile, sleep, activity, and subscription data.
Help for accounts, subscriptions, privacy requests, and app questions.
In-app and email instructions for removing a Dreamer account and all app data.
Basic conditions for using Dreamer Baby Sleep Tracker and its subscription features.
FAQ
Dreamer combines three inputs: age-appropriate wake windows (the awake time typical for your baby's developmental stage), your logged sleep history, and calculated sleep pressure — the homeostatic drive that builds while your baby is awake. Together they surface a 15–30 minute window when your baby is most likely to fall asleep quickly and sleep well.
A wake window is the amount of awake time a baby can sustain before sleep becomes difficult. At 4 months it may be 90 minutes; at 12 months it stretches to 3–4 hours. Dreamer updates wake window targets automatically as your baby grows and fine-tunes the prediction using the actual awake time logged that day.
No. Dreamer is software-only. Nap prediction works anywhere your baby sleeps — at home, at daycare, in the car, or at grandparents' house. Unlike monitor-based trackers that require a crib camera, there is nothing to buy or install beyond the free app.
Your first prediction appears as soon as you create a baby profile, using age-appropriate wake window data as a starting point. Predictions improve in accuracy after 3–5 days of consistent logging as Dreamer learns your specific baby's sleep patterns.
Sleep pressure is the homeostatic sleep drive — the biological urge to sleep that builds up while your baby is awake. Dreamer labels this as low, optimal, or high so you know whether to start the wind-down now, wait a few minutes, or give it a bit longer before attempting the nap.
Yes. Dreamer is built around caregiver handoffs. Partners, grandparents, and nannies can share the same live timeline and predicted nap window so everyone works from the same information — no more "did she nap yet?" texts.
Dreamer is designed for babies and toddlers from birth through approximately 24 months. Wake window targets and prediction logic update automatically as your baby moves through developmental stages — from the short 45-minute windows of a newborn to the single-nap schedules of a toddler.
No. Dreamer is a tracking and prediction tool, not a medical device. Always consult a pediatrician or qualified clinician for medical questions, sleep safety concerns, feeding issues, symptoms, or urgent care decisions.