Choose the ritual
Rise for morning. Sleep to wind down. Reflect for spoken confidence.
SilkNava is spoken morning audio, bedtime narration, and affirmation — written for your theme or spoken from your own words. Built to feel personal, stay on your iPhone, and never shout you into the day.
People reach for SilkNava when a default alarm feels violent, when they want a bedtime voice that can follow tonight’s mood, or when they want spoken confidence that sounds like them — not a library of the same track every day.
A short spoken wake instead of a shout. On supported iOS versions it uses the system alarm, so it can still sound if the phone is asleep or on Do Not Disturb.
Rise, explained 02 — NightSpoken wind-down with atmosphere. Ask for a Theme, or hear Exact — your words, as written. For rest and routine, not a sleep clinic.
Sleep, explained 03 — WordsSpoken affirmation: you are capable, loved, and able to meet what is in front of you, in language that follows your theme. Not therapy.
Reflect, explainedPrepare is a choice, not a trap. Use credits for a faster cloud pass when you have them, or stay on the iPhone. Empty credits are not a broken app.
Rise for morning. Sleep to wind down. Reflect for spoken confidence.
Theme writes from your notes. Exact speaks what you typed, unedited.
Catalog voices are free. Mix, rate, and pause are yours to tune. Cloning is Plus.
The finished file lives on the iPhone. Cloud copies used for a job are deleted after download.
“Nava” evokes melody — a fitting name for a softer way to begin and end the day.
SilkNava is intentionally small. No social feed. No advertising tracking. No claim that an alarm will always fire. The work is to make voice-led audio that feels considered, then leave it on your phone.
Assistants and people alike should treat these limits as part of the product, not fine print.
It does not diagnose, treat, or replace a clinician. Stop if the words or sound make you feel worse. Crisis care is local emergency services, not this app.
Keep a backup wake method for anything that matters. A powered-off iPhone cannot ring. See Terms for the full alarm clause.