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Founding Member · Lifetime $79 · 100 seats

Find yourinner calm.

27 research-backed frequencies with immersive breathing guides. Every frequency links to its source study.

15 min free · Headphones recommended

Fig. 1  A binaural beat: 200 Hz in one ear, 206 Hz in the other, heard as a 6 Hz pulse.

Illustration

Freqium is a wellness tool for calm, focus, and sleep routines. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results vary.

01 · Overview

Your body already knows how to rest. Freqium gives it the signal, one frequency at a time.

Hear it for yourself

02 · Integrated breathing

Breathe with us.

Every session has a breathing guide. Try it right now: pick a pattern and follow the ring. It is the same ring you get in every session.
4-4-6Inhale · hold · exhale

Relaxing · 4-4-6

Inhale

4s

Hold

4s

Exhale

6s

Relaxing

A longer exhale helps you slow down and settle

Fig. 5  Relaxing — inhale, hold, exhale, in seconds.Pattern 4-4-6

03 · What you'll see

A playlist that keeps you company.

Freqium picks your session for the hour and the goal you choose. You breathe with the ring, watch the frequency draw itself, and rate your mind before and after.
432 Hz · CalmBreath 4-4-6

Find Calm

Free session15:00

Your session, for right now.

  • — The ring breathes at the pace you pick.
  • — The frequency draws itself, live.
  • — Your playlist changes with the hour.
  • — Rate your mind 1 to 10, before and after.
Start Find Calm free

15 min free · no account · works in your browser

04 · The problem

You've tried everything.
Nothing sticks.

Meditation apps you never open. Playlists that wander off. A long day that does not have an off switch. A short listening routine is easier to keep.
01

01

Most of us wind down with a screen in hand

02

02

A calmer evening is easier to keep when it is short

03

03

Build a routine for calm, focus, and sleep

Fig. 2  Three small habits that make a listening routine easier to keep.Calm · focus · sleep

05 · The shift

From wired
to calm.

StressSleep
  1. Beta
  2. Alpha
  3. Theta
  4. Delta
Fig. 3  How a session is designed to feel: busy at the start, slow by the end.Illustration, not a measurement
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06 · Did you know

People have trusted sound for centuries.

Myth

1784

Church bells were rung to drive away storms.

Medieval towns believed the sound of bells broke up thunder. A 1784 survey counted 386 towers struck by lightning and 103 bell-ringers killed in 33 years. Paris banned storm-ringing in 1786.

A soft bell, rung twice

Source · J. Fischer, 1784 · Parlement de Paris, 1786

Fact

1839

R. Hoffmann, 1856 · Public domain

Two tones, one in each ear, make a third that only your brain hears.

Heinrich Wilhelm Dove described the binaural beat: play 200 Hz on the left and 206 Hz on the right, and you perceive a 6 Hz pulse that exists in neither ear.

200 Hz left · 206 Hz right · headphones

Source · H. W. Dove, 1839

Fact

1924

Jena, c. 1920 · Public domain

Your brain runs on rhythms you can measure.

Hans Berger recorded the first human EEG and found a steady 8–13 Hz rhythm when eyes close. It is still called the alpha wave — "Berger’s wave".

200 Hz left · 210 Hz right · headphones

Source · H. Berger, 1924 (published 1929)

Myth

1939

“432 Hz is the tuning of the universe.”

Concert pitch A = 440 Hz was agreed at an international conference in London in 1939 and later became ISO 16. There is no physical law behind 432 Hz. One small 2019 study compared it with 440 Hz, so Freqium labels it Emerging, not proven.

The same note, two tunings

Source · London conference, 1939 · ISO 16 · Calamassi & Pomponi, 2019

Fact

1973

Binaural beats went mainstream in Scientific American.

Gerald Oster’s “Auditory Beats in the Brain” showed beats are built by the brain itself, opening fifty years of research into sound and attention.

A beat that sweeps from 1 to 12 Hz · headphones

Source · G. Oster, Scientific American, 1973

Fact

2014

Six slow breaths a minute has a name.

Breathing near about six slow breaths a minute is the pace researchers call resonance breathing. Every Freqium session can run a breathing guide at that pace.

One swell every 10 s · six a minute

Source · Lehrer & Gevirtz, Front. Psychol., 2014

Fact

2016

MIT is studying 40 Hz.

A 2016 lab study and a 2019 follow-up used 40 Hz light, then light plus sound, in mice. Those were not trials of people listening to a tone. Freqium’s 40 Hz session is a short focus listen.

200 Hz left · 240 Hz right · headphones

Source · Iaccarino et al., Nature, 2016 · Martorell et al., Cell, 2019

Today

Sound has been used for centuries. We only ship what has been studied.

Every Freqium frequency links to its source and tells you how strong the evidence is: Emerging, Traditional or Speculative.

07 · Try it now

Don’t take our word for it. Try it.

Four experiments, under 30 seconds each, built on the facts above. Two need headphones.

Sound is off. You can follow along; these are better heard.

Two close tones interfering · drawn as motion, never flicker

Two steady tones, one in each ear. Your brain adds a third.

Headphones on

08 · Why not YouTube

“Isn’t this on YouTube already?”

Search for 432 Hz and you get millions of videos. Here is what changes when the sound is made for you, on the spot.

Tap a row to compare

Hear the difference: 15 minutes free

Freqium is a wellness tool, not a medical device.

09 · Free to try

Start with these

15-minute free sessions. Click to preview, or start a full immersive session.
01 · 1.5 HzFree

Deep Sleep Delta

Ultra-deep delta frequency for restorative sleep, promoting deep rest and overnight recovery

Full Session
02 · 432 HzFree

Find Calm

A 432 Hz tone people use to unwind and settle into deep calm.

Full Session
03 · 40 HzFree

Gamma Focus Enhancement

A steady 40 Hz tone people use as a backdrop for focused work and study.

Full Session
Fig. 4  Three frequencies you can hear now; open Science for the mechanism and citations.Source · research citations per frequency

10 · The science

This isn't new age.
It's neuroscience.

These sessions use brainwave entrainment — a phenomenon where the brain synchronizes its electrical activity to external rhythmic stimuli. Documented in peer-reviewed journals since the 1970s.

Fig. 6  Source studies are linked on each frequency page, with an Emerging, Traditional, or Speculative evidence band.Brainwave entrainment · since the 1970s

11 · Why lifetime

Four things every competitor does wrong — and why a Lifetime pays for itself.

We built Freqium the way we wish every wellness product were built: sources on every claim, synthesized audio instead of lossy loops, honest labels on the science, and a price that respects you for paying early.

What makes Freqium different

01 — Pillar

Every claim cites its paper

The problem
Most wellness apps say "research-backed" and link to nothing. You have no way to check.
How Freqium does it
Every frequency page in Freqium shows its peer-reviewed source — journal, year, DOI — right under the play button.
Proof
Source papers with DOI links on every frequency page. Click any one. Read the paper. Decide for yourself.

02 — Pillar

Generative, not a playlist

The problem
YouTube, Spotify, and most "frequency apps" just loop compressed MP3s. Compression + lossy playback = inaccurate frequencies + audible artifacts.
How Freqium does it
Freqium synthesizes every tone live in your browser with the Web Audio API — mathematically exact, zero compression, infinite length.
Proof
No pre-rendered files. Each session generates from scratch. Test it: reload the page mid-session and the frequency stays true because it's calculated, not streamed.

03 — Pillar

We tell you what we don't know

The problem
Others promise miracles. We cite sources.
How Freqium does it
Freqium labels research clearly: what has early frequency-specific studies (40 Hz gamma, 432 Hz), what is traditional use (528 Hz solfeggio), and what is speculative. No false equivalence.
Proof
Every frequency page has an evidence-strength band — Emerging / Traditional / Speculative — with an honest summary of what the research actually shows. No hype.

04 — Pillar

Pay once, keep forever

The problem
Calm: $70/yr. Headspace: $70/yr. Brain.fm: $70/yr. You rent your calm — and if you cancel, you lose access.
How Freqium does it
Founding Members pay $79 one time and keep Freqium forever — including every frequency, protocol, and feature we ever add. Your price is locked for life.
Proof
First 100 members only. After launch, Freqium goes subscription-only like everything else in the category.
FeatureFreqiumLifetime $79Calm$70/yrBrain.fm$70/yrYouTube loopsFree
Cites every source Yes—partial—
Generative audio (not loops) Yes— Yes—
Transparent evidence labels Yes———
One-time payment option Yes—— Yes
All future features included Yespartialpartialn/a

Fig. 7  Freqium Lifetime vs. Calm, Brain.fm and YouTube loops.● Yes · partial · — No

The Founding Member math

$79 once vs. $9/mo at the launch price vs. $70/yr forever on Calm.

Against the $9/mo launch price you break even in about 9 months; against the standard $29/mo, in about 3. Every month after that is free.

Claim my Founding seat — $79

100 seats or Nov 30, 2026

12 · Your protocol

Build your protocol.

Two questions. Then a real program from the app, your first night or day, and the sound it starts with.
How do you want to feel?
When?

Pick how you want to feel to see your plan.

13 · Pricing

Monthly, or for life.

Two launch offers until Nov 30, 2026: $9/mo instead of $29, kept for as long as you stay subscribed, or $79 once for life. Then $29/mo.

Launch price · Monthly

Monthly

Billed monthly · 7-day free trial

Was $29, now $9 per month

Yours at $9/mo for as long as you stay subscribed. Or $69/year instead of $290.

  • All 27 frequencies, unlimited
  • All 25–60-day programs that keep going
  • AI recommendations
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For life · Founding

Founding Lifetime

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once

Pay once, keep Freqium forever. First 100 members.

  • All 27 frequencies, unlimited
  • Every future frequency — included
  • Founding Member badge
  • Private feedback channel
Claim Lifetime — $79

Closes Nov 30, 2026

Guests: all 27 frequencies · 15 min free · no account requiredLaunch offers end Nov 30, 2026

14 · Stay in the loop

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