Endless variation
Most sounds are synthesised in real time across 288 audio engines; the rest are built from real instrument and animal recordings, re-sequenced live rather than looped. Play for ten minutes or ten hours.
Ambient sound that keeps changing
Optophone blends 1,264 ambient sounds across 288 engines — procedural soundscapes plus real instrument and animal recordings. Endlessly varied, so it does not settle into a short repeating clip. Mix, save, share, and take it wherever you go.
Coming soon App Store
Coming soon Google Play
Free with optional premium · No login required · Procedural sounds play offline
Watch it in action
Start a scene, layer more sounds, set each level, tune the rain, run a visualizer playlist and change the colours, all in one take.
A screen recording of the app. The soundtrack is the app’s own sound engine playing the same mix, tap for tap.
Try it here
Press play and build a mix: layer as many of these sounds as you like, set each one’s level, and watch a playlist of visualizers change on its own. The app does the same with 1,264 sounds and 1,298 visualizers.
Sounds layered 0
Tap to add or remove. Each sound has its own level.
Changes every 10 seconds. In the app, choose 10 seconds to 2 minutes, in order or shuffled.
These are 30-second clips recorded from the app’s own engine, so here they repeat. In the app, sounds are generated live and do not settle into a loop. All eight are in the free tier.
Made live, not looped
Procedural sounds are synthesised on your phone while you listen, and real recordings are re-sequenced live. Rain keeps finding new leaves, and ten hours of wind does not settle into a clip.
Take the tour
Swipe through the app as it looks tonight.
What it does
Most sounds are synthesised in real time across 288 audio engines; the rest are built from real instrument and animal recordings, re-sequenced live rather than looped. Play for ten minutes or ten hours.
Rain, forests, fire, oceans, wind, machines, instruments, vocal layers, and unusual ambiences — all in one place.
Built-in sleep timer with fade-out, focus timer for work sessions, and guided breathing for quiet moments. No subscription wall.
Combine any sounds, adjust each one’s level and character, name the mix, and save it. Share it as a link — recipients open it in one tap.
Trigger any mix with Siri, or start one straight from a Home Screen widget.
Open and play instantly. Anonymous use is the default; sign in only if you want to sync mixes across devices. Translated into 10 languages.
What makes it different
Four things that shape how it sounds:
1,264 sounds across 288 engines. The audio is assembled as you listen, so ten hours of rain does not settle into a repeating clip.
The procedural engine synthesises on your device, so it never needs the network. Real-recording sounds download once, then play offline too.
Pair any sound with any of 1,298 generative visualizers. They are clock-driven generative art rather than audio-reactive meters, and you can switch them off entirely.
For relaxation and entertainment only. No medical promises, no “healing frequencies” — just well-engineered audio.
FAQ
Optophone is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. When it arrives it will be free to install, with no account needed to start — 35 sounds free forever with no ads, and Premium for the rest.
Coming soon App Store
Coming soon Google Play