Sound wellbeing · Focus
No chorus, no words, no audible loop. Stable pads and beta frequencies, over a duration matched to what you have to do — not to the length of an album.
13 – 30 Hz · Beta
A sound bed that stays in the background, even an hour in.
Three layers, under one constraint: never draw attention.
The gap perceived between the two ears sits in the beta range — the one associated with active wakefulness and sustained attention.
Ambiences are generated rather than looped: no seam, no time marker for the ear to latch onto.
A regular, discreet pulse that also works on speakers when headphones are not an option.
That is the intended use for this theme. Focus sessions are built to stay in the background during the task, with no guided voice, unlike the other themes.
Between 25 and 90 minutes depending on how you work. Sessions can be restarted back to back to cover a whole morning.
The scenario is familiar: you open a tab for a sound bed and come out of it twenty minutes later on an unrelated video. Here there are no suggestions, no thumbnails and no feed to scroll — one session, one duration, and a tab you can close.
For binaural beats, yes. If headphones are not an option, pick a session built on isochronic tones: the effect does not rely on separating the ears.
Sonocrea is a comfort and relaxation tool, not a medical device, and claims to treat nothing. For a diagnosed attention difficulty, a healthcare professional remains the right contact.
Three sessions a week, free and with no card.