Two tones.
One steady pulse.
Nothing else in the room.
Focus Sessions are timed tracks built from binaural tones and soft noise. Put on headphones, press play, and work until the track fades out. Try a full session right here, free, no signup.
One payment. MP3s you keep. 30-day refund.
Each ear gets a different tone. The pulse only forms inside headphones.
Three layers, mixed to sit under your work for hours.
No melody to follow and no lyrics to pull you away. Each session is the same three layers, tuned per mode, with a slow fade in and a long fade out so you never have to touch it.
Binaural tones
A pure tone in each ear, a few hertz apart. Your brain hears the difference as a soft, steady pulse. It only works in headphones, and it's the signature of every session.
Shaped pink noise
An even, warm hiss that covers keyboards, voices and the hum of the room. Each mode filters it differently: brighter for Sharp, darker for Wind down.
A slow pad
A quiet low chord that swells and settles about every fifteen seconds, so a 90 minute track never feels static. Every track gets its own chord and tuning.
Match the sound to the kind of work.
Sharp
Bright and steady. For detail work: writing, code, study, spreadsheets, anything that wants your full attention.
Deep work
Lower and warmer. Built for long 50 and 90 minute blocks when you want the room to disappear.
Calm
Slow and soft. For reading, planning your day, inbox clean up, or settling after a busy meeting.
Wind down
The darkest, quietest mode. For the end of the day, journaling, or a slow evening read.
24 tracks. Every one a complete session.
No two tracks are the same: each has its own tuning and pad chord, so you can rotate through a week without hearing a repeat.
Ten seconds to start. Then forget it's on.
Pick the work
Sharp for detail, Deep work for long blocks, Calm for lighter tasks. Choose a length that matches your block: 25, 50 or 90 minutes.
Headphones on, volume low
Any wired or wireless headphones work. Set it just loud enough to cover the room. You should barely notice it after a minute.
Work until it fades
The 30 second fade out is your cue that the block is done. Stand up, stretch, then start the next one.
Buy once and keep it, or stream everything.
Focus Sessions
- 12 sessions: Sharp, Deep work and Calm
- 25, 50 and 90 minute lengths
- MP3 downloads that play offline, anywhere
- 30-day refund
Complete set
- All 12 Focus Sessions
- Wind Down pack: 6 slow evening tracks
- Travel pack: 6 tracks with a heavier noise bed for planes, trains and cafes
- MP3 downloads that play offline, anywhere
- 30-day refund
Unlimited
- Stream every pack in the web player
- New sessions added each month
- Custom session builder: set your own beat, tone and noise
- Cancel anytime from your library
What are binaural tones?
You hear a slightly different pitch in each ear, for example 200 Hz on the left and 240 Hz on the right. Your brain perceives a gentle pulse at the difference, 40 Hz in that case. That pulse, a bed of soft noise and a quiet pad are all you hear in a session.
Will this make me smarter or fix my memory?
No, and we won't claim it does. Focus Sessions are a tool for blocking out distractions and giving your work a clear start and finish. Many people find steady background sound helps them stay on task. Try the free session above and decide for yourself.
How do I get the tracks?
Right after checkout you land on your library page with every track ready to download. We also email you a link to it, so you can come back any time and download again on another device.
Do I need special headphones?
No. Any headphones or earbuds that play stereo will work. Speakers will play the noise and the tones, but not the binaural pulse.
How does the membership work?
For $7.99 a month you can stream every pack in the web player, get new sessions as they're added, and build your own sessions with custom settings. Cancel from your library in one click and you won't be charged again.
What if I don't like it?
Email us within 30 days of buying and we'll refund you in full. No forms and no questions.
Is it safe for everyone?
Keep the volume low. If you have epilepsy, a seizure disorder, or wear a pacemaker, talk to your doctor before using rhythmic audio. Don't listen while driving or doing anything that needs your full awareness of your surroundings.