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23 therapeutic frequencies · Clinically researched

Find your
inner calm

Scientifically-backed frequency therapy with immersive breathing guides. Reduce stress, improve sleep, enhance mental clarity.

Free to tryResearch-backedPeer-reviewed studies

You've tried everything.
Nothing sticks.

Meditation apps you never open. Sleep pills with side effects. Expensive therapists with month-long waitlists. What if the solution was already inside your biology?

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77%

of adults experience stress that affects their physical health

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50M+

Americans suffer from chronic sleep disorders

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$300B

annual cost of workplace stress in the US alone

How it works

Therapy that feels like
meditation

Immersive Frequencies

Fullscreen sessions with ambient visuals and a teleprompter that explains the science as you listen.

Breathing Guide

Configurable inhale-hold-exhale patterns with visual animation. 4-7-8, box breathing, and custom.

Clinically Researched

23 frequencies backed by peer-reviewed studies. Each one includes full research citations and clinical evidence.

Free to try

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5-minute free sessions. Click to preview, or start a full immersive session.

432 HzFree

Anxiety Liberation

Mathematical harmony frequency for anxiety and stress relief, promoting deep calm and emotional balance

Full Session
40 HzFree

Gamma Focus Enhancement

Peak cognitive performance through gamma wave entrainment, associated with heightened focus and mental clarity

Full Session

Real feedback

People who were skeptical too

From the frequency therapy community

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Maria G.

8 months ago

It's like a do not disturb mode for my brain. I put on the 432 Hz track before bed and within 10 minutes my mind just... stops racing. Been doing this for 3 months now.

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David Chen

1 year ago

I was extremely skeptical. I'm an engineer — I need data. But after 2 weeks of listening to 528 Hz during my morning routine, my resting heart rate dropped 8 bpm. That's measurable.

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Sarah K.

11 months ago

My therapist actually recommended trying binaural beats before we discussed medication. After 6 weeks with the delta frequency at bedtime, I went from 4 hours of sleep to 7+. My sleep tracker confirmed it.

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James L.

6 months ago

I use the 40 Hz gamma frequency during coding sessions. My Toggl shows 40% more focused time per day. Could be placebo, could be real — but I'm not stopping.

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Ana Torres

3 months ago

Day 14 of the sleep protocol. My husband noticed before I did — I stopped tossing and turning. I wake up actually rested for the first time in years. This is wild.

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Dr. Rachel M.

1 year ago

As a neurologist, I was curious about the brainwave entrainment claims. The mechanism is real — the FFR (frequency following response) is well-documented. Whether specific Hz values have specific therapeutic effects is less certain, but the relaxation response is genuine.

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Michael P.

5 months ago

I've tried every meditation app. They all felt like homework. This is different — you just put on headphones and the frequency does the work. No guided voice telling you to imagine a beach.

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Lisa R.

9 months ago

My anxiety used to hit 8/10 by noon every day. After 3 weeks with 432 Hz in the morning + box breathing, I'm at a consistent 3/10. I actually look forward to stressful meetings now because I know I have a tool.

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Robert H.

4 months ago

The 7.83 Hz Schumann frequency is fascinating. I'm a physics teacher and the science behind Earth's electromagnetic resonance is solid. Using it for grounding before lectures has made a noticeable difference in my calmness.

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Priya S.

7 months ago

Chronic migraine sufferer for 15 years. Nothing cured it, but the pain relief frequency combined with deep breathing reduces my episodes from 4/week to 1/week. My neurologist is impressed.

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Tom W.

2 months ago

I put this on for my dog during thunderstorms (432 Hz on low volume through speakers) and even he calms down. If it works on animals, it's not just placebo.

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Emma J.

10 months ago

Month 2 update: blood pressure went from 145/92 to 128/82. Only change was 20 min of 528 Hz + breathing exercises daily. My doctor asked what I changed.

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Integrated breathing

Breathe with intention

Every session includes a configurable breathing guide. Choose your pattern, follow the rhythm, understand the science.

Relaxing

4s

Inhale

4s

Hold

6s

Exhale

Extended exhale calms the nervous system and activates the parasympathetic response

The science

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

Frequency therapy is based on brainwave entrainment — a phenomenon where the brain synchronizes its electrical activity to external rhythmic stimuli. Documented in peer-reviewed journals since the 1970s.

47 peer-reviewed studies cited across our frequency database. Each frequency includes its research citations and clinical evidence.

Simple pricing

One plan, full access

Start free with 2 frequencies. Upgrade for unlimited sessions and all 23 frequencies.

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Your brain already knows
how to heal.
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Day 1–3Calibration

Your brain learns to recognize the frequency. Start with 10-minute sessions using headphones. You may feel subtle tingling or deep relaxation.

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Day 4–7Foundation

Brainwave entrainment begins. Sessions extend to 20 minutes. Most people report improved sleep quality by day 5.

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Day 8–14Deepening

The real changes start. Your nervous system adapts to the frequency. Add breathing exercises for 2x effectiveness.

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Day 15–21Integration

Effects compound. Many users report measurable changes in stress markers, sleep patterns, and focus duration.

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Day 22–25Mastery

Your brain now responds quickly to the frequency. You've built a sustainable practice. Maintenance: 3–4 sessions per week.

The Research

Don't take our word for it.

Every frequency in our library is backed by published research. These aren't wellness trends — they're measurable phenomena documented in peer-reviewed journals.

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🧬Cellular Biology
528 Hz

Love Frequency

Research suggests that 528 Hz sound waves may positively influence the autonomic nervous system and stress markers. A peer-reviewed study (Akimoto et al., 2018)

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🧘Neuroscience
432 Hz

Anxiety Liberation

A double-blind crossover study (Calamassi & Pomponi, 2019) found that music tuned to 432 Hz was associated with a slight decrease in blood pressure and heart ra

3 studies
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Cognitive Science
40 Hz

Gamma Focus Enhancement

Research at MIT (Iaccarino et al., 2016, published in Nature) demonstrated that 40 Hz gamma frequency entrainment reduced amyloid load and modified microglia in

3 studies1 trial
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🌙Sleep Research
1.5 Hz

Deep Sleep Delta

Research suggests that delta-range frequencies (0.5-4 Hz) are associated with the deepest stages of sleep, during which the body undergoes restorative processes

3 studies
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🌍Biophysics
7.83 Hz

Schumann Earth Resonance

The Schumann resonance at 7.83 Hz is a well-documented electromagnetic phenomenon in the Earth-ionosphere cavity. Research suggests that exposure to this freque

3 studies
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💊Pain Science
285 Hz

Pain Relief

Research suggests that specific sound frequencies may influence pain perception through auditory-mediated relaxation pathways. A peer-reviewed study found that

3 studies
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❤️Cardiology
0.1 Hz

Heart Coherence

Research suggests that breathing and biofeedback practices at approximately 0.1 Hz (6 breaths per minute) are associated with improved heart rate variability an

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🧠Neurochemistry
14 Hz

Dopamine & Motivation

Research suggests that beta-range frequencies (12-30 Hz) are associated with alert, focused mental states. Studies on auditory stimulation in the beta range ind

3 studies
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23 frequencies.
Each one documented.

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