Axl, the axolotl mascot wearing headphones
Coming soon to iPhone

Make binaural beats a daily habit.

Short listening sessions, streaks, and paths for focus, calm, meditation, and sleep. Find what works for you, with Axl keeping you company.

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How it works

A small ritual that sticks

The same loop every day, so the habit builds itself.

1

Pick a path

Choose focus, calm, meditation, sleep, and more. Each path grows with you from Beginner to Expert.

2

Listen

Put on headphones and settle into a session built around a single brainwave band.

3

Check in

Rate how you feel before and after. Over time you see which sessions work for you.

Paths

Choose how you want to feel

Every path has four levels, from short Beginner sessions to long, layered Expert journeys.

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FocusBeta
☀︎
EnergizeBeta
≈
CalmAlpha
✦
MeditateTheta
☾
SleepDelta
♥︎
HealingAlpha / Theta
Levels:BeginnerIntermediateAdvancedExpert

Go deeper

Two practices beyond relaxing.

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Built for your day

More than a timer

Tools that fit around real life.

Streaks and milestones

Keep your streak going and unlock milestones as your listening time grows.

Routines

Ready-made routines like a 10-minute morning awakening or a 20-minute mid-day power nap.

Sleep alarm

Wind down at night and wake gently. Keep your regular alarm as a backup.

Lock screen and Siri

Start, pause, and stop from the lock screen, or ask Siri.

Build your own

A custom track builder for the sound you want, with premium options.

Private by design

No account needed. Your sessions and check-ins stay on your phone.

Meet Axl

Your calm little companion

A headphone-wearing axolotl who cheers you on, never guilt-trips, and naps when you do.

Axl awakeAwake
Axl curiousCurious
Axl happyHappy
Axl sleepySleepy
Axl napping on a moonMoon Nap
Good to know. Alphabits is for relaxation and focus. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Binaural beats need headphones. Do not listen while driving or operating machinery, and talk to a doctor first if you have epilepsy or a seizure disorder.