Built from lived experience. Judged by evidence.

I grew up in Cameroon. My grandparents tried everything they knew. Nothing worked. I stopped going to boarding school so no one would find out. I became the cleanest, most driven student I could be because I was convinced no one could ever know what I was hiding at night.

Now my son wets the bed. I refuse to pass the shame down. Current care can help many families, but the tools available at home still leave a specific question open: can we detect bladder filling early enough to support a private cue before voiding?

DryNight exists to test that question honestly. If the signal is not strong enough, the evidence should say so. If it is, the next task is to build a system a child can actually wear and a family can actually trust.