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How to use Savara
Why Savara sounds different
Most baby sound machines use familiar sounds like rain, fans, or waves. Savara is built differently.
Savara's three sound environments each draw on a different quality of sound long used to calm and settle: singing bowls carry centuries of use across Tibetan and Buddhist traditions, handpan and bansuri bring a flowing, meditative tone rooted in breath and movement, and 432 Hz tuning offers a warmer, softer alternative to standard pitch.
Every sound was made by real musicians, not AI generated, not pulled from a library. Explore the three sound environments below.
Three sound environments
Ground — 432 Hz
Built around 432 Hz frequency that many describe as warmer and softer than standard audio. Steady, resonant, and gently grounding.
Flow — Handpan and Bansuri
Soft, flowing tones with a gentle rhythmic movement, the handpan's resonance woven with the breath of the bansuri, an ancient Indian flute. Warm and present without demanding attention.
Rest — Tibetan bowls, crystal bowls and chimes
Slow, resonant tones that create a deep, immersive sound environment. Recorded by a musician who plays for newborns in a hospital setting.
Not just for your baby.
Savara was designed with babies in mind. But the sounds were built to be lived with, by everyone in the room.
Most parents tell us they stop noticing the sound machine and start noticing the quiet it creates. Some fall asleep to it long before the baby does.
It works for 3am. It works for focus. It works for the moments you just need the room to feel different.
Where the idea began
One evening, while rocking my inconsolable baby to sleep, I started to hum. Within seconds, he softened. Within minutes, he was asleep.
That moment changed how I thought about sound entirely, and eventually became Savara.
When we worked with the musicians, the brief was simple: make sound that feels like that hum. Steady, present, and made with care.
What our clients are saying
"The 432 Hz tone is the one we use most. It's so steady and soft and my baby seems to settle so much more easily now. It's become part of every nap and bedtime."
— Priya, mother of 3 month old
"I put it on for the baby and then realised I didn't want to turn it off. I've been using the handpan and bansuri track for my own sleep ever since."
— Dana, mother of 6 month old
“The Tibetan bowl sound feels deeper and more immersive than anything we’ve tried before. It’s become part of our bedtime routine every night.”
— Kai, father of 4 month old
What's included
3 sound environments recorded by real musicians
Portable, clips onto prams and cots
USB-C charging cable
Sleep timer and warm night light
Up to 24 hour battery life
Volume range suited for home and outdoors
High-quality speaker, sound built in, nothing to connect
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