Every prediction, explained
Age, today’s naps, when they last woke and their own recent rhythm — see exactly what moved the window, and how often it was right.

Nuvle predicts your baby’s next sleep window from their age and their own rhythm — and shows you why.
Free nap predictions, forever · No ads · iPhone coming soon



Wake windows, nap counts and bedtimes change every few weeks. Nuvle keeps up, so you don’t have to.
Age, today’s naps, when they last woke and their own recent rhythm — see exactly what moved the window, and how often it was right.

Sleep, feeds and diapers on one timeline.

Dim, warm and one-handed.

Free partner sync and one-tap handovers.

Trends and an honest accuracy score.

Day-by-day targets built around your baby’s own data, for the moments that throw everything off.

The next-nap prediction is free, forever.
Everything you need, every day.
14 days free, then $3.33 a month billed yearly. Or $9.99 monthly, or $79.99 once for life.
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Nuvle starts from typical wake windows for your baby’s age, then blends in their own recent wake windows, with recent days counting more. Short or long naps and early mornings nudge the next window, and the window widens when Nuvle is less sure. Tap “Why this time?” to see exactly what went into it.
Yes. Nap and bedtime predictions, explanations, sleep, feed and diaper logging, Night Mode, history and syncing with one partner are free with no time limit. Nuvle Plus adds guided sleep plans, day planning, 30 and 90-day insights, a pediatrician PDF report and extra caregivers.
No. Without an account everything stays on your phone. An account is optional and only needed to back up your logs and share them with your partner.
From newborn to about 3 years. For babies born 3 or more weeks early, Nuvle uses corrected age until 24 months.
Nuvle is available on Android now. The iPhone version is coming soon.
No. Nuvle is not a medical device. Predictions and plans are general guidance; talk to your pediatrician about any concerns about your baby’s sleep, feeding or health.
Short, practical guides for the tricky weeks.

How long your baby can comfortably stay awake at each age, how many naps to expect, and how to use wake windows without becoming a slave to the clock.

When babies drop from three naps to two, the signs it’s time, and a day-by-day plan to make the switch without a week of overtired evenings.

Babies aren’t clocks. Here’s how Nuvle turns wake windows and your baby’s own rhythm into a nap window — and why we show our working.