THE STATION
Music starts when you press play. Six stations. You pick, or the hour picks and you can turn it.
A station opens for the hour you are in. A tone starts with it. Change the tone or turn it off, and add ambient sound only if you want it. Research on tones is mixed. We make no claim about what they do.
Try a station5:00 to 9:00
Early morning, the dial opens here. Press play and the music starts. You do not assemble a playlist first.
9:00 to 17:00
Through the working day the dial sits on Focus. Skip a track you do not want. The next one starts on its own.
17:00 to 21:00
Evening opens on Inspire. Same gesture as the morning: one station, then back to what you were doing.
21:00 to 5:00
Overnight the dial opens on Sleep. The music is the station. Anything under it is yours to add or leave off.
Whenever you turn the dial
Relax and Meditate are not tied to an hour. Turn to them when you want that station instead of the one the clock picked.
Scroll and they stay with you. A station for the hour, a pulse you can retune, and a room sound underneath.
Music starts when you press play. Six stations. You pick, or the hour picks and you can turn it.
A soft pulse is already under the music. Keep it, change how fast it ticks, change the pitch, or switch it off. The station continues either way.
Add one of 32 sounds: rain, a fireplace, a night, a room. Set it quiet or loud. Take it away when you want the station alone.
Six moves. The hour, the play button, the tone, the room, a saved mix, a sign-in when you stay.
01
Motivate, Focus, Inspire, or Sleep is waiting, from your local hour. Turn it for Relax or Meditate.
02
A track starts. Skip one you do not want. You never build the list.
03
Leave the pulse, pick another band, move the pitch, or turn it off. The station stays.
04
Rain, a night, a fireplace. Thirty-two sounds. One level for how present it is.
05
Once you have an account, a saved mix is there next time. Guests do not need one to listen.
06
No account and no card to start. To continue: Google, email and a password, or a link we email you.
Free listening can limit layers, length, and skips. Those limits can change. Sonor does not claim the tone will change how you feel or how you sleep.
Same pages, with the research and the sources. A measured response is not a promise about your day.
One tone switching on and off at a steady rate. That rate is the band. It plays on speakers, not only headphones.
The pitch you hear. Separate from the pulse. A low hum sits under music. A higher note is easier on a phone speaker.
Nine fixed pitches you can choose as the carrier. They change the note, not the band. There is no evidence they heal.