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Step inside your mind. Foggy mornings, wired midnights, the 3 PM crash in between, your brainwaves are stuck out of sync, and sound can shift them back. Science-backed binaural beats guide your brain into deep sleep, sharp focus, calm, recovery, or states beyond ordinary awareness. No meditation. No pills. Just headphones and 15 to 60 minutes. Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman has publicly discussed 40 Hz gamma binaural beats as a tool for focus and concentration.
Fifteen years ago I put a frequency generator on the App Store as a weekend project. It quietly kept growing — today it's 600+ sessions across every brainwave band, used in 150+ countries, in 5 languages.
When Huberman's 40 Hz clip went around, we rebuilt our entire gamma line around the actual reported parameters rather than marketing numbers. That became the new Deep Gamma Focus session in today's launch.
Two things I'm proud of: every session has a free trial (no paywall surprises), and the app ships with an honest disclaimer — the science on binaural beats is promising, not proven.
We're redesigning the session editor next, and I don't want to guess what power users actually need. If you've ever tried to build your own binaural session — or wished you could — tell me what the current tools get wrong.
Also: our onboarding assumes people already know what "40 Hz gamma" means. If you don't, I'd love to know what would make you try it for a week.
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About Brainwaves -- Binaural Beats on Product Hunt
“Sounds for Sleep, Focus & Consciousness”
Brainwaves -- Binaural Beats was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #288 on the daily leaderboard. Step inside your mind. Foggy mornings, wired midnights, the 3 PM crash in between, your brainwaves are stuck out of sync, and sound can shift them back. Science-backed binaural beats guide your brain into deep sleep, sharp focus, calm, recovery, or states beyond ordinary awareness. No meditation. No pills. Just headphones and 15 to 60 minutes. Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman has publicly discussed 40 Hz gamma binaural beats as a tool for focus and concentration.
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Maggie W
Fifteen years ago I put a frequency generator on the App Store as a weekend project. It quietly kept growing — today it's 600+ sessions across every brainwave band, used in 150+ countries, in 5 languages.
When Huberman's 40 Hz clip went around, we rebuilt our entire gamma line around the actual reported parameters rather than marketing numbers. That became the new Deep Gamma Focus session in today's launch.
Two things I'm proud of: every session has a free trial (no paywall surprises), and the app ships with an honest disclaimer — the science on binaural beats is promising, not proven.
We're redesigning the session editor next, and I don't want to guess what power users actually need. If you've ever tried to build your own binaural session — or wished you could — tell me what the current tools get wrong.
Also: our onboarding assumes people already know what "40 Hz gamma" means. If you don't, I'd love to know what would make you try it for a week.