Brain.fm: Focus & Sleep Music

Brain.fm: Focus & Sleep Music

By Brain.fm

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2016-10-05
  • Current Version: 3.5.47
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 126.68 MB
  • Developer: Brain.fm
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 15.1
Score: 4.53428
4.53428
From 4,769 Ratings

Description

Focus, Relax, Meditate and Sleep, with Music Made for Your Brain. Brain.fm is science-backed music that enhances focus, improves sleep, and more. We use sound to change your brainwave patterns, so you can drop into deep focus or fall asleep faster, every time. Now with ADHD mode! IMPROVE FOCUS, RELAX, MEDITATION, SLEEP Do you struggle to focus at work or studying? Do you have trouble winding down or falling asleep at night? Brain.fm will help you: • Focus faster and get into flow. • Beat procrastination. • Stay in flow longer. • Fall asleep and stay asleep. • Meditate more effectively. • Reduce stress and anxiety. 10X YOUR FOCUS • Boost activity in brain regions controlling attention • Increase focus by up to 10x • Reduce tension/anxiety by 2x compared to other relaxing music. • Improve brain signatures of deep sleep Funded by the National Science Foundation (USA) Brain.fm affects your brain differently than any other music! Our patented tech works via brainwave entrainment, and has been tested extensively with funding from the US government. Our music process includes both humans and AI, for the best-sounding AI music around. BRAIN.FM FEATURES • Personalized music for your brain type. • Tons of genres from LoFi beats to Classical. We even have Nature soundscapes! • Stimulation level is adjustable, with a boost option for ADHD brains. • Download music for offline use / airplane mode. • Pomodoro mode for productivity sprints. IDEAL BACKGROUND MUSIC • Focus modes optimized for deep work, learning, creativity, and more! • Relax modes made to help you recharge during the day or unwind in the evening. • Meditation modes including both guided and unguided meditations. • Sleep modes including guided sleep and energizing wakeup. ADHD MODE FOR ADHD BRAINS Some brains need extra stimulation to focus best. That’s why people with ADHD fidget when they’re trying to pay attention. Brain.fm provides this kind of stimulation through music. There’s even a boost option specifically for ADHD. Think of brain.fm as a fidget spinner for your brain! BETTER THAN BINAURAL BEATS Binaural beats and isochronic tones also use brainwave entrainment, but brain.fm does it better. We use patented A.I. on top of human-composed music to help you find your flow faster than binaural beats or other brainwave entrainment audio. REVIEWS "It’s an instant ability to focus in a way I’ve never experienced before." - Brit Morin, Founder of Brit + Co, featured on Entrepreneur "I started using brain.fm while working and was shocked by how much it improved my focus" - VICE FREE TRIAL WITH FULL ACCESS for 7 days, followed by a subscription (see in-app purchases for pricing information). Prices listed are for U.S. customers. Pricing in other countries may vary, and charges may be converted to your local currency depending on your country of residence. Terms of use - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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Reviews

  • THIS APP IS LITERAL MAGIC

    5
    By totallytechy
    Brain FM has changed the way I go about school as a student with ADHD and ASD. When I put on Brain FM, within 5 minutes my mind goes quiet and only focuses on work. Assignments take hours instead of days. If this did not exist, I would not be where I am right now.

  • Ads prefered

    3
    By Yours2ruly
    I get that you dont want to add ads. But a three day trial, for something so useful for me and for a lot of people. If there was ads, even ones you make that keep the relaxing vibe, there would be a lot more people using this app. If there were ads as an option of not paying, I would still use this app. And I’m bot saying it is, but it might not just be wanting this.

  • Perfect multi use app

    5
    By M Henson
    There are days I use this app all day, from morning motivation, instant stress/tension relief, reading focus, and sleep. Planning to try out the guided meditations. Highly recommend this app.

  • This really works!

    5
    By cassgilly<3
    I was very skeptical at first, but I have ADHD and the motivation playlist really gets me up and doing chores (and sometimes just dancing and grooving). The relax playlists are also nice when I want to just sit down and read a book or when getting ready for bed! Highly recommend!!

  • Works

    5
    By Andresfelp
    Works

  • We need the Apple Watch app

    5
    By Erik Mozo
    I have ADHD, so this app is a life saver. I really really like this app. Nevertheless, I’m trying to almost not use my phone during weekdays, and the only thing that I haven’t been able to effectively replace is this app. Indeed, the only reason why I sometimes start using other apps and sort of stop using this one is because I get used to their Apple Watch apps. So, amazing app, but it would be the absolute best with an Apple Watch app.

  • Serious focus

    5
    By InnPol
    It really makes a difference for me to balance my crazy. I really can focus and concentrate better. I wish though they’d come up with an AI mode that would automatically harmonize isochrinic tones w my choice of music. But I totally love it as is as well.

  • Worth it!!

    5
    By Tezcatlipoca91
    I’m a pre grad school student and live in a chaotic noisy home. Studying is difficult to do, there are frequent distractions. With all that in mind I knew I had to do something, and lo and behold I stumbled upon this app. It had a free trial so I figured I’d give it a try. And it genuinely works. I’ve been using it now consistently for months and my studying is so much more focused now. I wish I discovered this years ago!!!

  • Consistent playback issues, but still love it

    4
    By Lucasnad27
    I consistently get offline messages flashing when starting a focus session. Usually tapping play again works. Sometimes I needed to force quit the app. Regardless of my network environment. This has been ongoing for years. BUT, I still use this app all the time, and I consider it one of life’s secret weapons :)

  • Theres A Critical Flaw

    2
    By LePilot3
    Personally, I find it remarkably short-sighted on the part of the marketing and development teams to take such a low-resolution risk. I always appreciate a preliminary trial period—it’s a necessary means of developing initial rapport with an app. However, the experience within that trial is everything. While the content itself is lovely and the interface reasonably well-organized, the experience is undermined by what feels like an overly aggressive sales tactic. Each time the app is reopened, users are met with a full-page subscription prompt—effectively shouting “BUY, BUY, BUY” in their faces. It’s not only excessive; it’s uncomfortable. Literally every time you close or switch between apps, you’re forced to navigate through this. I have no objection to a business earning revenue, but how you go about it reveals what truly motivates you. If user experience is so readily disrupted by profit-driven interruptions, then user wellbeing clearly isn’t the priority. The focus, quite plainly, is on maximizing subscriptions. If that weren’t the case, this constant paywall push wouldn’t exist—or at least would be more thoughtfully implemented. And that isn’t actually the issue; profit is critical, obviously. But this is a poor strategy, considering how simple of a mistake it is. I promise—regardless of what statistics you’re using—this is a low-resolution mistake aimed at short-term gain, not long-term success. And that leads me to the core concern: if I can’t trust the intent behind your methods, how can I trust the integrity of your content? I’ve enjoyed the music, and I think there’s real potential within the model itself—the app has even complemented my workflow—but it’s difficult to fully invest in something that treats trust as secondary to conversion rates, and does so so casually and carelessly. You could have at least hidden the intent to some degree—or at all. You could do better—and frankly, you should want to.

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