AI sleep companion · private beta

Stay up with someone. Just long enough.

Nightcap is a sleep companion you can talk to as you fall asleep. Pick a topic, pick a voice, and drift off while the story keeps going without you.

Nightcap was inspired by sleepovers — that feeling of talking into the night until one of you drifted off. Never lonely. — Madison, founder
You're on the list. We'll write when the next beta wave opens.
One email when there's a seat open. Nothing else.
nightcap
A warm voice on whatever you're curious about, until you fall asleep.
And a gentle wake-up, if you want one.
02 — pick tonight

Type anything. It becomes your session.

The Silk Road. How humbuckers work. The life of a single blue whale. Niche is welcome — the more specific, the better it gets.

your turn
What do you want to hear about tonight?
Type anything — it becomes your first session.
the history of aerosmith
or pick one
The Quiet Science of Sleep
A Slow Walk Through Pompeii
Surprise me
03 — the nights after

One topic becomes a series.

If you liked tonight, we line up tomorrow. Adjacent ground, deeper cuts, or wherever you want to go next. Editorial, not algorithmic.

one topic, many nights
We'll build you a series.
tonight
How Aerosmith Invented Arena Rock
tomorrow night…
How Led Zeppelin Built a Mythology
One Night at Electric Lady Studios
04 — your default session

Set once. Change anytime.

A quick breathwork, a short meditation, then tonight's story — each a toggle. Timer, soundscape, alarm all sit on the same screen. Nothing buried in settings.

your default session
Set once. Change anytime.
This is what I'll load up every night.
Breathwork
3 min · box breathing
Meditation
5 min · body scan
Topic story
the history of Aerosmith · night 3
Timer
until my alarm
Soundscape
wind
05 — pick a voice

Three voices. One will feel right in the dark.

The Storyteller, warm and unhurried. The Scholar, precise and curious. The Whisperer, close and barely audible. Tap to hear each one.

voice
Who's telling your stories?
Tap to hear a sample.
Storyteller
warm, unhurried
▶
Scholar
precise, curious
▶
Whisperer
close, barely audible
▶
06 — wake-up time

Pick an hour. We'll fade in quietly.

No rising tones, no panic-beep default. The same voice that talked you down picks you back up — optional, skippable, and off on the weekends if that's your thing.

and in the morning
When should I wake you?
Optional. I'll fade in quietly.
6:45
am
mon
tue
wed
thu
fri
sat
sun
07 — refine mid-session

There's no wrong thing to ask.

Press and hold the mic any time. Slow down a little. More quotes from the band. Skip ahead to the reunion. A quiet pause before you keep going. It listens, and the night adjusts.

mid-session
Hold to talk to the story.
now playing
How Aerosmith Invented Arena Rock
12:0445:00
press & hold
↓
or type it — if the house is quiet
08 — tonight, made for you

Everything you said becomes one sentence.

Topic, voice, length, sounds, wake time — fused into the night you're about to have. Nothing generic. Nothing on autoplay.

Ready, Madison
Tonight, the Storyteller tells How Aerosmith Invented Arena Rock — a 45-minute session, with wind behind it.
I'll wake you gently at 6:45 am on weekdays.
09 — in the morning

The same voice wakes you. No alarm yelling.

A quiet fade-in at the hour you picked, with a short recap of the night before. No grades. No scores. Stop, or snooze, and the day begins.

Good morning
6:45
Wednesday, April 24
Last night
How Aerosmith Invented Arena Rock — Night One of Three
Started session at 11:14 pm · 7h 31m
a note from madison

I've struggled with sleep since I was a kid. The trouble sleeping turned into anxiety about sleeping — which didn't help.

I spent years hunting for the right podcast or audiobook, longer than I spent actually sleeping.

Nightcap was inspired by sleepovers — that feeling of talking into the night until one of you drifted off. Never lonely.

Eventually I gave up looking and built the thing I wished existed.

That's Nightcap. I hope it finds you on a good night — and stays with you on the harder ones.

Madison Raye Sutton
Madison Raye Sutton
founder

Join the list. We'll write when the next wave opens.

Private beta on iPhone. No marketing noise — one email, one seat.