TeasEar: ASMR Slime Antistress

TeasEar: ASMR Slime Antistress

Making mood with squishy magic

56K ratings
1854 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 8, 2018
  • May 27, 2026

Features

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Escape daily stress with a virtual sensory experience. Explore over 100 realistic textures and soothing sounds designed to promote relaxation and reduce anxiety. Create your own custom slimes for a personalized calming session.

Over 100 realistic ASMR textures
Stress and anxiety relief
Custom slime creation
Soothing soundscapes
Weekly new slime additions
Tactile simulation
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What's New in TeasEar

2.50.0

May 27, 2026

Bug fixes and improvements.

Subscription plans

Monthly Subscription - offer.

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User reviews

Bestgame#ever

I've had teas ear a few years ago and it got deleted bc of storage and I got it back 3 years after and it help so much with stress
You can even name your own slimes and make yourself a sound theat hells with stresss! ( done)

ASMR

It’s really fun but one thing it brings me to a payment and I have to exit the app to get out of it but it’s so fun with all the cool and relaxing games it gives me a lot of creativity!😊

Slime

This is really nice but I would like more free asmr

This is why TeasEar makes me so mad that I will confront the creators of the game

HAVING TO PAY FOR EVERYTHING HUH? I WILL SMACK YOU!

Monkey

Loved to game back then, but how do you get out of the free trial thingy?Wanna go back to the nostalgia without being trapped in a offer and just deleting it in the end

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Slime movement not responsive to touch

Bug

Inability to play with slimes without ads

Bug

Subscription issues and failed purchases

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

More free slime and sound options

Feature

Improved realism and quality of slimes

Feature

Option to disable unsettling ASMR sounds

Feature

Less intrusive monetization model

Feature

FAQ

What is TeasEar?

TeasEar is a mobile application designed to provide stress relief and promote relaxation through ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) experiences. It offers a variety of virtual textures and soothing sounds that users can interact with by tapping, sliding, or scratching the screen.

What are the key features of TeasEar?

The app features over 100 realistic textures that emulate tactile sensations, a custom slime creation tool, and a library of soothing sounds. It aims to provide a sensory paradise to escape reality and reduce stress and anxiety. New slimes are added weekly.

How much does TeasEar cost?

The app offers a free version with in-app purchases. There are also subscription options for 'Premium TeasEar Features' which unlock all triggers and features. These subscriptions auto-renew weekly or monthly, with trial periods available.

What platforms is TeasEar available on?

While not explicitly stated, the subscription payment is processed through iTunes Account, suggesting availability on iOS devices. The description does not mention Android availability.

How can I use TeasEar for stress relief?

You can use TeasEar by choosing a texture, interacting with it on the screen using various touch gestures, and listening to the accompanying soothing sounds. This immersive sensory experience is designed to distract from daily worries and induce a state of relaxation, similar to meditation but with a focus on tactile and auditory stimulation.