Rollga vs Deflekt

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Deflekt is an app that pairs with your iPhone/iPad and bone conduction headphones to deliver rhythmic vibrations to your skull at a tempo you create. By focusing on these pleasant vibrations, your attention is naturally diverted from other thoughts. This method applies a psychological phenomenon known as "Sensory Occupation," offering a new form of relaxation and concentration. ================ 
Safe Anytime — Your ears remain open 
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 Because bone conduction earphones transmit vibrations without blocking your ears, you can hear your surroundings while using the app safely anytime. ================
 Perfect for 
================ * Staying focused during work or study * Preparing for meditation or mindfulness * Calming your mind on restless nights * Refreshing your mood and switching gears ================
 Free Version Features 
================ * Create your own original rhythm patterns * Continuous playback up to 3 minutes per session ================
 Upgraded Version Features (In-App Purchase) 
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Upgrading unlocks additional features so you can get the most out of the app.
 This is a non-consumable purchase - pay once and use it forever. * Unlimited continuous playback - Perfect for meditation, extended focus, or relaxing before sleep without worrying about time. * Timer function - Automatically stop the stimulation after a set time. Ideal for winding down before bed. ================ 
What is Sensory Occupation? 
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Sensory Occupation refers to a state in which a particular sensory input, information, or intentionally focused activity occupies most of one’s awareness, making other information less likely to be consciously perceived.