Build your own journey
Chain steps into a frequency curve — start in beta, glide to theta over twenty minutes, hold, then drop into delta. Most apps hand you fixed tracks. This one lets you author the whole arc.
Binaural beats · iOS
Every other binaural app hands you a fixed recording. This one lets you chain steps — start in beta, glide to theta over twenty minutes, hold, then fall into delta — and hear the tone move the whole way.
Delta
0.5–4 Hz
Deep sleep
Theta
4–8 Hz
Meditation
Alpha
8–13 Hz
Relaxation
Beta
13–30 Hz
Focus
Gamma
30–40 Hz
Peak focus
Chain steps into a frequency curve — start in beta, glide to theta over twenty minutes, hold, then drop into delta. Most apps hand you fixed tracks. This one lets you author the whole arc.
Delta through gamma, with the tone moving continuously rather than jumping. Scrub the curve mid-session to skip ahead or drop back.
Journeys can pull gently back toward alpha at intervals, so a long theta sit keeps you present instead of letting you drift off.
Rain, ocean, wind, fire, night, beach and storm — recorded ambiences, not synthesised approximations. Set a different one per step, or none at all.
Seven ambiences, each a long seamless loop rather than a short clip on repeat. Assign a different scene to every step of a journey — open over rain, then leave the listener with nothing but the tone.
Fourteen journeys across sleep, meditation, relaxation and focus. Play one as it is, or open it in the builder and make it yours.
A tone generator with a good curve editor and a solid ambience library. It plays two slightly different frequencies, one per ear, so you need headphones. People use it for meditation, lucid dreaming practice, focus work and getting to sleep.
It makes no claims about what brainwave entrainment will do for you, and it is not a medical device or a treatment for any condition. If you have epilepsy or a seizure disorder, speak to a doctor before using entrainment audio.