focusatwill.com VS AudioCardio for Android and iOS

I use binaural beats for types of programming work where it is useful (I've tried Brain.fm and focusatwill.com and prefer the latter). Source: over 1 year ago

I take focalin in conjunction with listening to music at focusatwill.com. The music has surprisingly been very helpful for me. I used to try to listen to classical and every time there would be a pause between songs, my attention would be disrupted and I'd drift. I did buy the year-long subscription, I think it's around $50, but totally worth it if you can afford it. The music offered is specially engineered to... Source: about 2 years ago

A recent one for me has been Focus@Will. It’s meant that I can reduce the amount of decisions I have to make when it comes to getting on with anything that requires focus. I no longer dick around on Spotify trying to find the perfect focus music - I just press play and crack on as best I can. So far the music has been really good at getting me in the zone (it’s often just getting to the point where I’m ready to... Source: over 2 years ago

Cool stuff. I use brain.fm and focusatwill.com. Brain.fm is my favorite because it's generally higher quality and I managed to snag a life time sub a few years ago. Source: almost 3 years ago

Hi Op, I'm not sure if this helps or if it's too late for you. But I've been using an app called AudioCardio for my hearing and tinnitus. I believe it's been helping me with maintaining and improving my hearing. If you got nothing to lose, I think it's worth trying. Source: over 1 year ago

I've been using a couple of apps to manage my tinnitus. One is called Oto, which uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help with habituate the tinnitus. The other is a sound therapy called AudioCardio that uses frequencies in a way to rehabilitate the damaged hair cells causing the tinnitus sounds and has actually helped me reduce the severity of the ringing. Source: about 2 years ago