Soft sounds for infants and toddlers. Womb sounds, warm noise and hummed lullabies.
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Place the phone or speaker about 2 m from the bed. Never in or on the crib.
About 50 dB at the crib, like a quiet fridge. Never at full volume.
Set the sleep timer so the sound fades out once they're settled.
No binaural beats in the kids' sessions. Binaural beats need headphones and are made for adults.
Headphones on, volume low. Delta 2.5 Hz for tired parents winding down.
Before sleep. After work. Before the exam. At sunrise. On the mat.
Drag to turn · tap a moment to hear its free 2-minute preview.
Pick how you feel, get a matching sound. Or tell us in your own words what's on your mind, and we guide you to the right sound.
Synawake suggests sounds based on what you write. It's not a medical diagnosis.
Your brain's electrical activity shifts between frequency bands through the day. Each Synawake sound is tuned to one of them.
Binaural beats gently guide your brain toward the state you choose. Not a medical treatment.
Binaural beats need stereo. Each ear gets its own tone.
A few words are enough. Mind Check suggests a sound.
Sit or lie down. Keep the volume low. Just listen.
Previews, the Quick Mind Check and the 1-hour YouTube versions are free. Pro unlocks the full sessions and the Deep Mind Check.
All prices incl. VAT. Cancel anytime.
The Synawake app for iPhone and Android is on its way: every session in one place, a sleep timer and your daily Mind Check.
Short, honest guides on meditation music, sleep music and binaural beats: how they work, which frequency to choose, and how to use them safely.
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I'm Fevor Ajakarom, a filmmaker, meditator and musician. Meditation gave me ground under my feet, and music has always been my language. Synawake brings both together: calm meditation music with binaural beats, made to help you slow down, sleep and wake up clear.