Binaural Beats (β) Hack 2.40 + Redeem Codes

This is strictly a binaural beat app, and includes white noise (rain) with its own volume adjustment so it plays simultaneously with the binaural beat at whatever level you want. It is perfect for what i was looking for and even better that it integrates with Apple Watch.

The things i would LOVE to see in a future update is with the Apple Watch; to have white noise level and binaural beat frequency level displayed on the watch in the same way it does on my phone. While the adjustments are obvious while listening, it would be nice to see the values so i can more easily tune to my preferred frequencies. I love the minimalist look, and having it translate more similarly to the watch would make this integration seem more like it was planned instead of an after-thought. It would also make sense to be able to set the timer through the watch interface as well.

These changes would make this app perfect in my opinion!

I don’t write reviews at all but I love this app. It’s a work of art and very beautiful. It is simple yet offers amazing functionality that’s often very fluid and almost too perfect. It really sets a high standard compared to any other similar app out there.

The free version is more than enough and doesn’t have any advertisements or nagging pop ups. It’s only $2.99 to purchase the full application, which provides more colors and optional features that aren’t mandatory to use the app. I highly recommend purchasing the full version to support the developer.

I’m still appalled that this developer hasn’t hit the front page of the App Store when there are so many similar apps that charge monthly subscriptions or high fees and also breach your privacy. This app does not require any permissions and does not require or ask you to make any sort of account. You just download it and can use it immediately. The developer also has a great privacy stance (see Wipr app).

You can’t go wrong using any application from this developer. And to the developer - I hope you make it big some day and I’m positive at some point you will. Your projects and development are a work of art. I can see that you put love and perfection into your apps. You are a very talented and gifted programmer and designer. I really hope you continue to stay motivated and make further apps in the future because I’m looking forward to them!

I was extended curious about how this actually worked so being a natural skeptic I had to try it and after I sorted out and tweaked it to what I thought would work for me with severe night terrors and awful sleep anxiety , this application is absolutely fascinating. I’m not quite sure how it works or the science behind it. I’m just so grateful I bumped into accidentally while trying all the numerous other “sleep” sounds and white noise apps this is mesmerizing and soothing all at the same time! If you try it and it doesn’t make your subconscious relax then try to make a level change because you’re not going to get it right the first time !! Trust me I’m a very very difficult person to get anything that actually helps my subconscious to calm down even prescribed medication has a difficult time helping me. So don’t try it once and then quit because it improved my life.

While this is my preferred binaural app, I have only one suggestion.

I use another app for tinnitus relief when I sleep. I use it for specific frequency and white noise notched audio. A feature that I like in that app is an independent volume setting from my phones master volume. This allows me to play the apps audio at a low setting for sleeping while I leave my phone at a high volume since I use it for my morning alarm.

I think this concept would go well with this app because I simultaneously use this app while listening to music. Blending both at the same time. Without the independent volume control, the binaural volume level can become a bit overwhelming at the level I listen to my music. If the app had the ability to dial back/fine tune the volume in relation to the phones master volume I think that would be a significant improvement.

The app was delivered as advertised simple and easy interface along with small explanations. The fact the developer took the time to enable the "beats" to play in the foreground along with app, shows that they know the purpose and how theses tools are intended to be used. As for the "beats" themselves I do notice slight mood improvements post session but improvements are so slight any noticeable difference could be attributed to a placebo affect. That's not to say they are not working i'm trying hard to be patient and give them a chance to work but feel that honesty is the best policy when my evaluation will affect others decision to download and one thing I am certain of is the app and the design team did an excellent job delivering the product as advertised and in a way that is simple and easy to immediately implementing beats and and the theory behind them.

Matt C.

My husband and I have been using this app for about a week now. I was very skeptical at first as we subscribe to the old school box fan for white noise and an occasional Benadryl or Tylenol PM for a good night sleep. However, this past week has been a game changer!! We started out with just the speaker on the phone and then graduated to our JBL flip wireless speaker. We have played around with the right sound levels and time durations - HOLY CRAP - this works - it even seemed to worked on our dog! She falls asleep with us and I noticed she almost fell immediately sleep and was chasing rabbits within a few minutes. I am sure there is some kind of age limit for kids but I am going to try this for my teenager who has a horrible time falling asleep. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

I read that scientists discovered reduced levels of beta-amyloid plaques in mice brains that had been exposed to sound waves produced at 40 hertz. This is the closest and most readily accessible way I’ve found to produce that frequency. I’m no expert though, and would need to confirm that the app produces true 40 hertz sound waves. I say this because there is also research pointing to light (visual) treatment at 40 hertz, but there you have to get LED lights with a modulator to produce true 40 hertz flickering - vs a generic light bulb that doesn’t have the true flickering. Any who, i purchased the app as a thank you to the developer and in hopes that this gets to him and perhaps sparks an idea in the direction of developing an idea to mitigate the effects of those propense to dementia.

Since the beginning of menopause, over 15 years, I have had much difficulty falling asleep, and staying asleep. In a very short time, this app has helped me to fall asleep quickly, turn off the annoying “chatter” of stress, worries, things that need to get done, etc. and allowed me to quickly fall asleep, even when I was frustratedly wide awake, and did not think I would be able to. When I would wake during the night, I would just focus back in on the sounds, and would return to sleep, quickly. I am not using headphones, merely playing my iphone quietly next to my pillow all night. Thank you to the creator for this amazing app.

I’ve used this app for a while now, and recently I came across your blog describing how youve built the app. As a developer (web) myself, I’m a huge fan of the conceptual mental frameworks with which you used to bring about this app. It’s inspiring and your work is fantastic!

The 1 feature request: Ability to quickly see the current frequency number on the main UI.

Current problem this addresses: In order to know which frequency is currently playing user must manually drag the meter, left or right, in order to bring up the frequency number display.

I previously gave this app 5 stars, because of the novelty (at the time) of the app being able to generate binaural beats programmatically. That’s pretty cool. I’ve been using the app for a while now and unfortunately the experience is not very good. The monotone binaural tone generated is too high pitched with no way to lower the pitch. Someone with tinnitus said it sounded exactly like that and who wants self inflected tinnitus? The white-noise rain is just not good enough to soften the binaural tone either. However, you can mix in your own music, which is nice. But still, that high pitched tone is gruesome. How about adding some random vibrancy to the tone and the ability to lower the pitch?

There is a simple timer which I paid for and a somewhat strange user interface which doesn’t allow you to select a precise decimal frequency. All in all a 5 star idea, but a 1 star experience.