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Watercolor sleep music for nights when your mind won’t stop. Soft, slow, and long enough to drift off to.
Open on YouTubeBCNOFNe · “boku no fune” — my ship
BCNOFNe is a one-person studio building an AI character named AYN — and the music, apps, and tools that sail with her. Free sleep & focus music, small iOS apps, and a weekly build log in English.
What this ship carries
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Sleep & focus, no words needed
Watercolor sleep and work BGM on YouTube. No words, no language barrier.
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MUSIC HARBOR
Original EPs, streaming worldwide
Original EPs for sleep and for the road, on Spotify, Apple Music, and more. Pick by mood if you like.
7 EPs · every store
All BCNOFNe releases in one place. Follow to get new music as soon as it drops.
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Road-trip EP No.4 — sea breeze and guitar for an early morning drive. 34 tracks.
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Sleep EP No.3 — crossing a foggy sea by lantern light. The newest release.
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Sleep EP No.2 — lullabies wrapped in harbor lights.
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Sleep EP No.1 — where it all began: a calm night sea.
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Road-trip EP No.3 — foot on the pedal, heading into the dawn.
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Road-trip songs to start the engine on a sunny day.
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Road-trip EP No.1 — believe in today, head for tomorrow.
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SHIP'S LOG
A weekly log from the engine room
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Small iOS apps
Made in the engine room, one at a time.
Automatic alarms for shift workers. Put your shift symbols in your iPhone calendar, and ShiftWake sets the right alarm for each day — real alarms that ring even in Silent or Focus mode. English UI.
View on the App StoreA tangled scribble of lines — spin it, and at just the right angle a drawing appears. The app is still being built; you can try the browser demo now.
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Meet the engineer
AYN is an engineer-type AI character: a former sailor turned ship’s engineer, now running the “engine room” of this little studio. She’s the face of the music, the writing, and the things I build here — and my daily co-pilot.
BCNOFNe reads “boku no fune” — Japanese for “my ship.” I used to work on ships; now I build this one after my shifts, one small tool at a time.