Lambtime
Lambtime turns the end of the day into a calm, faith-filled routine: a Bible verse, a moment to thank God, a goodnight prayer with your child’s name, and gentle songs that carry them off to sleep.
In peace I will both lay myself down and sleep, for you, LORD alone, make me live in safety.Psalm 4:8
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
For the moms who tuck them in
Bedtime is when little hearts are open: the questions come out, the worries come out, and so do the sweetest prayers. It is also when you are most tired.
Lambtime gives those minutes a gentle shape, so you can simply be there. You don’t need the perfect words. Pip helps you begin, and you can always add your own.
A two-minute quiz
Tell us about your evenings and we’ll show you the parts of Lambtime made for them. Nothing you choose leaves this page.
A night with Lambtime
One tap starts tonight’s routine. The screen dims, the sound fades at the end, and little hands can’t stop it by accident.
A slow breath together, with Pip.
This week’s Bible verse, read softly.
One small question: “Who made you smile today?”
A goodnight prayer, with your child’s own name in it.
Gentle songs, or your own recorded voice.
Calming sounds that fade out on a timer.
Meet Pip
Hi there! I'm Pip, a little lamb who loves bedtime. Every night, I help you get calm and cozy. We say thank you to God, we pray for the people we love, and we listen to a Bible story together. Then the music plays softly, and off to sleep we go. Did you know Jesus is the Good Shepherd? He knows every little lamb by name. And that means you too! Goodnight, friend. I'll see you at bedtime!
Pip’s voice is an AI voice, like the narrator’s.
I am the good shepherd, and know my sheep, and am known of mine. John 10:14
Inside Lambtime
Choose the steps, how long the evening lasts, and when the sound fades. Each child can have their own routine.
Tonight’s routine
Bedtime for Mia is ready.
30 min · 6 steps · ends about 8:10 PM
Start bedtime
Twenty gentle stories, from Noah’s big boat to Pip’s first day in the Big Meadow, read by a warm narrator, with Pip in his own little voice. The words light up as they’re read, and a story can begin “This story is just for Mia”.
Hear Pip and the narrator
“Mama,” Pip whispered, “I can’t sleep. Shall I count sheep?”
From “Pip Counts His Blessings”, read aloud in the app.
Make a bedtime mix of stories, lullabies, Scripture songs, prayers, family recordings and white noise. Press play once and it plays from start to finish, without touching the phone.
Mia’s mix
1 story, 1 song, 1 verse, 1 prayer and 1 sound · 7 min
Start bedtime with Mia’s mix
Each day there’s a little sign to look for: a lamb, a rainbow, a cross, a dove. Whoever spots it takes a picture and shares it with the family, with a few words about how it points to Jesus.
Today’s little sign
🌈 If you spot a rainbow today, take a picture and send it to your family.
God keeps every promise He makes. Genesis 9:13
Every night ends in prayer. Pip says the goodnight prayer with your child’s name in it, and there are prayers for being afraid, for the family, and for sweet dreams.
Goodnight prayer
Dear Jesus, thank You for today.
Please be close to Mia tonight,
and fill our home with Your peace.
Amen.
Thank you, God
Who made you smile today?
A verse of the week to say together, and two seasonal journeys: Advent with Pip (a story for each night from 1 to 25 December) and Easter with Pip (Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday).
Advent with Pip · Night 1 of 25
God’s promise
A long, long time ago, God made a promise. “One day,” God said, “I will send a very special baby.”
“For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given…” Isaiah 9:6
White and pink noise, real rain, ocean waves, a babbling stream, crickets, a fan, a heartbeat and a soft “shhh”. Mix up to four into your own sound.
Your mix
Rainy seaside
Plays until the sleep timer ends
Turn the phone into a soft night light with sleep sounds. Pip sleeps until wake-up time, then the sun comes up and a gentle song says it’s time to get up.
Pip wakes up at
7:00
When the sun comes up, it’s time to get up.
Record your own songs and prayers, and bedtime plays them. Grandma can read the story page by page, and a parent on a trip can send a goodnight prayer from another phone.
Family
New prayer from Grandpa
Listen now
Grandma reads “The Little Lamb Who Couldn’t Sleep”
All 12 pages recorded · ready for bedtime
Before sleep, a child can tap how they feel. Pip answers with a few kind words and a short prayer, or a breathing exercise to calm down.
How do you feel, Mia?
Breathe with Pip: breathe in… breathe out…
For everyone in your family
Lambtime grows with your family. Choose who it’s for, and bedtime fits them.
Long before they know the words, babies feel the rhythm of bedtime: the same gentle songs, your voice, a soft light.
Nursery mode
Night light: Amber
Plays all night, then a morning song at wake-up time.
The heart of Lambtime: a short, steady routine that ends in prayer, with Pip the lamb leading the way.
Goodnight prayer
Please be close to Mia tonight, and fill our home with Your peace.
Amen.
When your child is six to nine, bedtime changes with them: a Bible story retold for their age, then time to talk and pray in their own words.
Tonight’s reading
David and the giant
“…for the battle is the LORD’s…” What feels like a giant to you right now?
Preteens get a passage to read in their own Bible, a key verse and a question to think about before sleep.
Read it in your Bible
Don’t worry about tomorrow · Matthew 6:25–34
What worry could you hand to God tonight?
Short readings about worry, friendships, identity and comparison, then a question and a prayer in their own words.
Tonight
The comparison trap
What do you feed your mind on before you sleep?
After the kids are asleep, Lambtime has something for you too: a verse, a short thought and a prayer, chosen for a mom or a dad.
A minute for you
“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”
Matthew 11:28
Grandparents can pray over the children every night, from their own phones, wherever they live.
New prayer from Grandpa
Listen now
Parents listen first, then it joins bedtime.
Lambtime brings everyone together around bedtime, and around Jesus in the little things of the day.
Today’s little sign
🕊️ A dove or a white bird
The Holy Spirit came down like a dove. Matthew 3:16
New: Little Lessons with Pip
Five minutes a day, done together, at each child’s own level. Progress stays on your phone, and there’s no streak to break.
Hear it, find the missing word, say it from the first letters, then all alone. Learned verses come back for a quick review, and each one grows a flower in the learning garden.
Count the animals going into the ark, name the rainbow colors, and spy Creation’s shapes around the house.
A letter a day, each with a Bible word and picture: A is for ark. Trace it with a finger, then find something at home that starts with it.
20 little Bible books in phonics order, from “I am Pip.” to the Good Shepherd. Tap a word to sound it out. In Spanish, reading by syllables: ma, me, mi, mo, mu.
Hello, counting, colors and the days of the week in 13 languages, from French and Mandarin to Hawaiian and Tagalog, with “God is love” in each one.
For big kids, a prayer and a focus timer for homework. For homeschool families, morning time with a printable record of what you learned.
Everything is in the Learn tab. Memory verses, simple counting, colors, letters A to F and the first five books are free.
Less screen, more family
Lambtime is made to end. Bedtime dims the screen, lessons take five minutes, and the Bible games stop when you say so.
10, 15, 20 or 30 minutes for each child. Only a grown-up can give more.
When time’s up, Pip says “Let’s go play with your family!” and suggests something to do together.
After every game, your child brings you the win, and you decide if there’s another.
After bedtime, the games rest until morning.
12 Bible games for ages 1 to 12, one free in each age group, with new games every year for Premium families.
See and hear it
Calming sounds
Each sound is made by Lambtime and plays without a gap, all night or until the sleep timer gently fades it out. Layer up to four sounds into a mix of your own.
Your mix
Rainy seaside
Each sound at its own volume. Mixes are part of Premium.
Prayers from the whole family
Family members who love your child can send a prayer or a song from their own phone, wherever they live. It arrives in the Family tab, and you choose whether it joins bedtime.
On his own phone, in his own voice, in the Lambtime app.
Your phone shows “New prayer from Grandpa · Listen now”.
Keep it, or let it go. Nothing reaches your child without you.
Grandpa’s voice prays over your little one, even from far away.
Part of the Family plan (Premium). Only people you invite can send. There’s a page just for grandparents, too.
Rooted in Scripture
Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.Matthew 19:14
Every verse in Lambtime is chosen for young children, and every prayer and story is reviewed before it reaches your home.
A free gift
A page to print and keep by the bed: one gentle prayer for each night of the week, the same ones Pip says in the app.
Made for little ones
Nothing in Lambtime sells your attention or watches what you do.
Your child’s name and your settings stay on your phone. Recordings and pictures leave it only when your family chooses to share them.
Settings and purchases sit behind a question only a grown-up can answer.
In English and Spanish.
Be one of the first families
We’re looking for families to use Lambtime at bedtime for two weeks and tell us what they think. Premium is free during the beta.
For every family
Moms and dads, grandparents and little ones, from every background: Lambtime is made for yours.
Families with young children first, from babies to five. It grows with them too: big kids, preteens and teens have their own modes, and there’s a quiet devotional for Mom and Dad.
The bedtime routine is free forever. Premium adds the whole library, family voices, playlists, family sharing and more: $29.99 a year for founding families (usually $49.99), with a 7-day free trial and a reminder two days before it ends.
The World English Bible, a modern English translation in the public domain. You can switch to the King James Version, and the Spanish uses the Reina-Valera 1909.
The narration, Pip’s voice and the music are made with AI voices and music tools, and the app says so. Your own family can record their voices too, and those are the real thing.
Your child’s name and your settings stay on your phone. There are no ads, no tracking and no analytics. Family sharing keeps only what your family chooses to send each other.
Yes. With family sharing, grandparents install Lambtime on their own phone, join your family with a code, and send prayers, songs and pictures. You decide what your child hears.
Yes. The Learn tab has five-minute lessons with Pip: memory verses, counting and colors, Bible ABCs, little books to read (and syllables in Spanish), first words in 13 languages, homework time, and homeschool morning time with a printable record.
Yes. You choose how long each child can play the Bible games each day. When time is up, Pip suggests something to do together, and only a grown-up can give more time. The games also rest after bedtime.
Yes. Family Bible trivia is game night for everyone: pass the phone, each player at their own level, and end with a prayer. Mirror it to the TV for a big screen. And on birthdays, Pip sings his own birthday song and the family thanks God for another year.
We built it with them in mind. Sensory-friendly mode, one switch for parents, keeps screens calm and still, shows bedtime as a picture schedule (now and next), and lets your child pick their song and sleep sound by tapping a picture. Game time ends gently, with a two-minute heads-up. Lambtime never asks about a diagnosis, and it isn’t a therapy: just a calmer, more predictable bedtime.
When I found out I was expecting, I was walking through one of the hardest seasons of my life. I leaned on God, and He carried me through. When my daughter was born, I felt closer to Him than ever.
I think about the world she is growing up in, and I want her to grow up in God’s light, knowing she is made in His image and loved by Him. So every night, I sing to her and we say a prayer together.
One night I thought: what if there were an app that did all of this, the songs, the prayers, the Bible stories, so all I had to do was listen and cuddle my little girl? So I made one. That’s Lambtime.
Every night we make it to bedtime is another reason to thank the Lord. I want my daughter to remember that, and to grow up with the habit of thanking God, one night at a time. I pray Lambtime helps your family do the same.
“The LORD bless you and keep you. The LORD make his face to shine on you, and be gracious to you.” Numbers 6:24–25
— Latiere, Lambtime’s founder and a mom