Noizio for Mac — ambient sounds for focus, sleep & calm
Noizio for iPhone & Android — ambient sounds for focus & sleep
Mix rain, ocean waves, campfire and white noise into your perfect background for deep work — or deep sleep. Try it live, right on this page.
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Noizio helps people fall asleep every night
There's real science behind a steady soundscape. Sleep research shows that broadband noise masks the sudden sounds that pull you out of light sleep — so you drift off faster and wake up less often.
The same effect works in daylight: a constant, non-verbal background drowns out street noise and chatter, helping you concentrate on the work at hand and stay in deep focus longer.
And when the laptop closes, rain on the window or waves on the shore will set the mood for a slow evening — or lull you into a deep, sound sleep.
Set your mood in a minute
Surround yourself with a full palette of natural sounds in seconds. Set the scene, press play and get back to what matters — deep work or study, meditation, yoga, or winding down into better sleep. One calm, steady background beats a noisy room every time.
Enter the Horizon →Noizio can help with:
- ✓ Calming Anxiety
- ✓ Deep Sleep
- ✓ Focus & Concentration
- ✓ Managing stress
- ✓ Happiness
- ✓ Mindfulness at work
- ✓ Meditation
- ✓ Calm kids
- ✓ Reduce background ambient noise
- ✓ Yoga
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Noizio minute video review
In this video you will learn what the Noizio is and what products we release. We will show the interface of our applications and briefly describe the functionality.
Noizio Sounds Library
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