Focus sounds

Several studies have found that background noise can improve your focus, concentration and productivity by masking loud environmental sounds. It relaxes your mind and makes you more focussed on work or study, boosting your productivity and creativity. Find your most productive self with the different types of focus sounds in this app.

Features of the focus sounds in this app:

- Play 15 different types of noise

- Endless looping random sounds of high quality

- Dark layout mode supported

- Works offline, so no network required

- Timer: to turn off the noise after a certain time

- Easily adjust the volume from the app

- Play the sounds in background mode (with your device locked)

- Small app size

Several types of focus noises are presented in this app:

- The continuous buzz of white noise consists of all audible frequencies at equal intensity. It can help you focus by masking background sounds.

- Pink noise is believed to boost your productivity and concentration. Compared to white noise, low frequencies are more pronounced in pink noise.

- The soothing sound of ocean waves crashing on the beach are a natural source of white noise and can help you to block out distractions.

- A powerful waterfall is a natural variant of a deep white noise, that can help your performance in the workspace.

- The rhythmic and non-stop ticking sound of rain is believed to relax the brain, and can therefore improve productivity and focus.

- The sound of a driving car closely resembles white noise and can improve your focus and concentration.

- Block out all the audible distractions around you with this sound of the wind which is considered a natural form of white noise.

- The white noise produced by the engine of a motorcycle can help you focus on work or study by masking environmental noises of the night.

- Listen to this natural soothing white noise created by a whirring fan, masking distracting background sounds.

- Close your eyes, breathe deeply and and lose yourself in your imagination of a never-ending summer night.

- The sound of a distant vacuum cleaner is great for relaxation, concentration, focus and finding your most productive self.

- The hypnotic noise produced by a moving train can be seen as a symphony of filtered white noises, known to improve your focus on work or study.

- A crackling fireplace provides a natural alternative to standard white noise and can help your boost your focus and creativity.

- Discover the calming effect of noises in the womb, a natural source of white noise with the sound of a distant heart beat.

- If you have trouble keeping your focus, try listening to the sound of a purring cat.

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