Zoria: Baby White Noisev1.0.1
Released August 20, 2026Redesign
iOS
What changed
- New featureApp rebuilt with new core logic for personalized sound mixing based on baby profile
- UXNew 'Tonight' button to resume previous session settings instantly
- New featureAdded tracking and analytics to identify which sounds settle the baby fastest
- UXNew tab-based navigation structure (Tonight, Sounds, Settings)
- ContentAdded painted artwork for thirty sounds and a new app icon
- LocalizationAdded support for German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and Ukrainian
- PlatformLock Screen artwork integration and animated sound waves
- PerformanceFixed app freezing when layering multiple sounds
- UXResolved UI layout issues where controls were cut off on smaller screens
- PerformanceFixed bug where saved mixes lost volume balance settings
Original release notes
Zoria has been rebuilt around one idea: the app should know your baby, not just play sounds. A START MADE FOR YOUR BABY Two questions about your little one, and Zoria builds a mix from the answers and plays it. TONIGHT One button that starts whatever settled your baby last night, at the same volume balance. No searching at 3am. IT LEARNS Every night is recorded on your phone. After a few nights you'll see which sound settles your baby fastest, marked with a star. BEDTIME IN ONE TAP Your mix, held as long as you like, then fading to silence on its own. SAVED MIXES YOU CAN TUNE Name a blend as you save it, change its volumes and layers later, and reach it from either tab. TABS Tonight, Sounds and Settings — always one tap back to the button that matters. ALSO NEW • Painted artwork for all thirty sounds, with the original line icons still one tap away • A new app icon • German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese and Ukrainian • Lock Screen artwork that matches what's on screen • Sound waves that move while something is playing FIXED • The app could freeze when layering a second sound • Saved mixes lost their balance when you came back to them • The player's controls could be cut off on smaller screens • The design switch was ignored on a few screens