Solid App
The app is very simple but does what you expect it to do. You're greeted with a grid of sounds. The sidebar allows you to choose from a list of categories to further sort what you might be looking for (water, nature, urban, etc.). Clicking a sound starts playing and you can choose how loud that sound is. Furthermore, by clicking another sound, you automatically start a mix (which is just two or more sounds playing simultaenously). I ike that you can choose how loud each individual sound is. You also can save a mix by clicking the heart icon, which prompts you to give it a name. Upon naming your mix, a new "My Mixes" section appears on top of the Sounds section. This only appears when you have atleast one mix saved and named. It is rather elegant and simple. There isnt much in the way of settings besides switching the sounds being laid out in a grid or a list. I prefer the former. The sounds are all very high quality and there is even a "gray noise" option which I rather like. Overall, for $1 you cannot get a better app. The design of the app is simple and is right at home next to Apple apps and design ethos. Really well done! I'm very pleased and I believe anyone else would be too.
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Almost perfect
This app is nearly perfect. Great interface and wide variety of sounds. But I’m an avid user of the clock sound and I can’t help but notice it’s not perfect and after about 25 seconds it noticeably skips and restarts so it’s not a perfect loop. I wish that could be corrected but other than that it’s great.
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Splendid sounds and interface
This app has an excellent variety of calming sounds and a friendly user interface. Like another reviewer mentioned, I like that it doesn’t require a monthly subscription or IAPs as far as I can tell. I’ve used many sleep sound apps, so I love the simplicity of this one and its ease of use. It’s also nice that you can create your own sound mixes. I hope they add piano, guitar, lullaby, music box, and a couple other sounds in the future.
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Great!
Love the sounds and the privacy. Any chance we could use these as background sounds when listening simultaneously to something else like a podcast?
Perfection
Night night
