Endel Soundscapes
Personalized, ever-adapting sounds, designed to help you focus, sleep, or relax. Science-backed and validated.
Browse nine colors of noise to enhance your focus, clear your mind, and mask outside sounds
Our classic soundscape promotes fast, deep, undisturbed sleep
Nourish your ears with cozy sounds for cold-season slumber
Cozy up to the gentle patter of rain, blended with sleep-aiding sounds
Supports sleep for babies and adults. Original sounds and vocals from Grimes
Prepare your body for sleep with soothing sounds from an award-winning artist
A deep focus techno soundscape created with Richie Hawtin
Helps you concentrate on tasks and keeps you in the flow
Keep your cool and concentration with laid-back beats for learning
Calms your mind and creates a feeling of comfort
Nature the mind with sounds of nature, your way
Recharge your batteries when feeling stressed or worn out
Soothing and motivating spoken word soundscape. Infused with the playful wisdom of Alan Watts
Venture into a more peaceful dimension with an immersive Spatial Audio experience
Feel grounded and present while walking, hiking, or running
Elevate your every step with original sounds from Miguel
FAQ
The Endel app has two main forms of audio content — Soundscapes and Scenarios. Soundscapes are endlessly generated on the device following your local inputs — weather, time of day, cadence of your walks, and heart rate (if you’re wearing your Apple Watch), and others.Learn more about the inputs.
Scenarios are sound sessions with predefined logic (initial, middle, and end phases are defined and pre-generated for the timer you set). They are designed to be used for a particular task or life occasion in a timed session.
The Endel's sound is tuned to 440 hertz. It's the so-called natural order, where the relationships between the intervals are as simple for the brain to process as possible. According to research, it helps reduce the cognitive load in perceiving musical information.
There is a Binaural Beats Scenario in the app. The other sounds don’t use this technology. Binaural waves at the physical level work exclusively in stereo headphones, make sure you wear them when you use the Binaural Beats Scenario.
If you have any issues with the Endel app function or with your subscription or have any questions about Endel, you can contact our support via a form in the app or by reaching out to us: ask@endel.io.
Paid subscription model is a necessary format for us to keep maintaining and developing Endel continually. The subscription price includes our work on updates — not only do we fix bugs and improve our products’ technical performance gradually, but also consistently add new sounds, features, and user experience improvements, based on user research and with the best interest of the Endel community in mind.
The circadian and ultradian cycles are scientifically backed theories of daily energy levels. In an ideal situation, it would be advisable to follow the rhythms: rest on low phases, and be active on high phases of the cycles. But it is hard to accommodate in modern everyday life. Which is why the Endel app can also help you mitigate the negative influence of the cycles with sound.
For example, when you play Focus during a low period of the circadian cycle, you’ll notice that the sound is still stimulating for concentration, but not as intense and driving as during the highs, to help you ease into the work you need to do at that moment, instead of pushing you too hard.
Millions of happy users and their feedback in endless reviews and messages attest to the efficiency of Endel’s sound. However, sound perception is a very subjective matter, and we fully admit that Endel may not work for everyone in the same way. We base all of our Soundscapes and Scenarios design on scientific research, and there is peer-reviewed research that backs the efficiency of Endel’s sound compared to playlists and silence. For more information on the science behind Endel’s sound, go here.
All Endel Soundscapes and Scenarios are based on scientific research around sound, neuroscience and Circadian science, and there is a peer-reviewed study that backs the efficiency of Endel’s sound compared to playlists and silence. For more information on the science behind Endel’s sound, go here.