Dark nights, jewel tones — binaural beds for restless minds.
Night sanctuary
Still
Binaural beds, bronze chimes, and an ocean breath — for racing thoughts and nights that will not quiet.
Headphones for true binaural beats
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1.5 Hz binaural · carrier 90 Hz
Delta Deep Sleep
The floor of sleep. A very slow delta pulse that sits under the breath. Used to invite the deepest, most restorative stage of sleep when the mind is still looping.
Deep sleepNight wakingPhysical recovery
30:00
Breath pattern · ocean follows
Classic sleep breath — long quiet exhale
Session timer
Master
72%
Binaural bed
55%
Chimes
42%
Warm pad
38%
Ocean breath
62%
Use stereo headphones for true binaural beats. The orb grows on the in-breath, rests on the hold, then recedes with the out-breath — the tide is locked to the same cycle. Start quiet. Not medical advice.
How to use Still
Built for nights when the mind will not quiet — racing thoughts, residual anxiety, or a softer landing into sleep.
01
Wear headphones
Binaural beats need a slightly different tone in each ear. Your brain hears the difference as a gentle pulse.
02
Pick a frequency
Delta and theta for sleep, alpha for pre-sleep calm, slow tones for anxiety. Read what each is used for, then press play.
03
Breathe with the tide
The orb expands as you inhale, holds still, then recedes as you exhale. Ocean swell and recede are locked to the same cycle.
Frequencies
Each listing explains the beat and what it is used for.