Immerse alternatives

Noisli has been the first and only tool I have used when I need some nature sounds or a form of white noise. It was great and is still the best. And yes, I _have_ tried others :)

Endel is one of the first apps I install on a new device. The adaptive soundscapes are a real paradigm shift.

After downloading it, I used it for three days. If I didn’t take a lunch break at noon, I would use the Nap function to take a nap. If I felt sleepy in the afternoon, I would use the Focus function to wake myself up. When you hear the sound of the waves, the voices in your mind unconsciously quiet down, and you focus on your breathing, which briefly slows down the brain's CPU in exchange for longer battery life. When I wake up in the morning, I also want to concentrate on getting up. 🧘Think about it, it shouldn’t be addictive, right?

Do not recommend. The Crown didn't operate as implied on the website. There is an image on the home page of their website which shows a User's graph when they have been tracking their brain waves while working for over 2 hours, however it's not possible to do this with the app and device that I have. The supplied app (with prioprietary music) only works for 5 minutes at a time and you're meant to stop what you're doing, close your eyes and focus on the music while it's playing ie. you cannot use it continuously while you work. The manufacturers suggest you can you link it with a Spotify premium account but this is just playing publically available music and I can see no way to monitor what my brain waves are doing during those sessions.

This app is fantastic! The design is sleek and user-friendly, and you can really see the creator's passion and dedication in every detail. Highly recommended!