Dandini

Eleven sounds to help a baby settle: white, pink and brown noise, gentle rain, ocean waves, a box fan, a hair dryer, a heartbeat, womb sounds, a soft shush and the lullaby the app is named after — Dandini dandini dastana. Built for one hand, in the dark, at 3am. Two taps and sound is playing. CRY DETECTION Arm it once and put the phone down. Dandini listens, and when it hears your baby cry it starts the bedtime sound by itself — before you have to reach for anything. All of the listening happens on the phone. YOUR VOICE Record your own lullaby, hum or shush, and it loops like any other sound. Up to five of them. Dandini trims and crossfades each take so the loop point is inaudible. MADE FOR NIGHTS • Sleep timer with a slow fade, so nothing ever stops abruptly • The screen dims once you stop touching it, and wakes on any tap • Lock the screen so a pocket or a curious hand cannot stop the sound • Keeps playing with the screen off • Volume limit for nursery-safe levels • Dark by default, warm amber rather than blue light • English and Turkish EVERY LOOP IS SEAMLESS These are recordings, not short clips that restart. Each one is crossfaded into itself and loudness-matched to the rest, so the loop never clicks and changing sounds never jumps in volume. PRIVACY Dandini has no network access at all. No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Cry detection analyses sound on your phone and never records, stores or sends anything. Recordings you make stay on your device. Dandini is a comfort app. It is not a baby monitor or a medical device, and should not be relied on as one.