The right noise for a brain that struggles to switch on.
15 tracks generated live in your browser — brown noise, binaural beats, rhythmic pulses, and lo-fi ambient — built for anyone living with anxiety, overwhelm, or that stuck feeling before you've even started. Nothing to download: keep this tab open and hit play.
Four different problems, four families of sound.
This isn't a playlist meant to be played in order. It's a small toolbox: pick based on what's happening to you right now, not on what you think you "should" be listening to.
Start
When the problem isn't working, it's starting. Short tracks, 2 to 5 minutes.
Deep Focus
When the problem is staying. Long sound beds, built to fade into the background.
Calm
When the problem is overwhelm. Built to help you decompress, not to be productive.
Reset
When the problem is switching off. For the 5-10 minutes between one session and the next.
Start
01 · 3 tracksFor the hardest minutes: the ones before you start. Built to be short and end on their own, so you don't have to decide when to switch them off.
Deep Focus
02 · 6 tracksFor staying inside the task. Sounds built to become background, not the main event — works well alongside whatever pomodoro timer you're already using.
Calm
03 · 4 tracksNot for working — for decompressing before you can. For the moments when your head is too full and the first step is simply slowing down.
Reset
04 · 2 tracksFor the 5-10 minutes between one work session and the next, or to clearly mark that a session is over.
How to pair it with the timer you already use.
This kit doesn't replace your pomodoro timer or your Focus Kit — it works alongside it. The two tools deliberately don't talk to each other: less to configure, less friction between you and starting a task.
Start the sound before the timer
Hit play on a Start track before you even set the timer. Often just getting through the first 2 minutes is enough to break the block.
Pick based on the length
25-minute pomodoro? Try «One Pomodoro» — it ends exactly when you do. Longer sessions? «Brown Noise» or «Quiet Room» hold up well past 45 minutes.
Use Reset for breaks
«Interval» signals the break without putting you to sleep; «Session End» closes out the work day cleanly.
Calm doesn't wait for the timer
If overwhelm hits outside a work block, the Calm tracks work on their own, timer or no timer.
🎧 Tracks with the headphone icon use binaural beats: you need stereo headphones, not your phone speaker, to actually hear the effect.