Woo Woo Woo

“woo woo woo” is a binaural beats app that is actively being updated by us—people who use beats to focus at work, and meditate away from work. please note that we charge a small fee for the app, and that’s to help pay for other features we’d like to add. you can also report bugs and request new features through the links in the app’s “help” area. what you get in the app • full control — precisely dial in your beat frequency (0.5-40 hz) to reach any brainwave state: delta for deep sleep, theta for meditation, alpha for relaxation, beta for focus. adjust carrier tones up to 600 hz, including solfeggio frequencies. • true privacy — no account. no tracking. no internet required. everything stays on your device. period. • background play — layer binaural beats under your favorite music, podcasts, audiobooks, or ambient sounds. your beats keep playing while you use other apps. • custom presets — save unlimited personal presets for different times of day or activities. save and recall your favorite settings for focus, meditation, relaxation, and more. • swap channels — switch which ear gets the base tone, to find what feels right for you. 100% private woo woo woo respects your practice—and your privacy. the app has no ads, subscriptions, or data collection. for complete privacy, everything works locally on your phone. just clean, effective binaural beats. bonus! woo woo woo also runs on modern mac systems as well! what are binaural beats? if you’re not familiar with binaural beats, here’s a little background: your brain naturally vibrates at different frequencies depending on what you’re doing. when you’re focused on work, your brainwaves are typically in the 13-30 hz range. when you meditate or drift into sleep, they slow to 4-8 hz. here’s where it gets interesting: researchers discovered that when you hear two slightly different tones through headphones—say, 300 hz in one ear and 306 hz in the other—your brain perceives a subtle “beat” at the 6 hz difference. and your brainwaves may naturally begin to match that frequency. in other words, instead of waiting for your mind to settle into a meditative state, binaural beats can help guide it there. (binaural beats were discovered in 1839 by heinrich wilhelm dove, a prussian physicist and meteorologist. he discovered that presenting two slightly different frequencies to each ear (dichotic listening) causes the brain to perceive a third, distinct tone. at valley programming, we learned about binaural beats through the work of robert monroe and the monroe institute.) made by meditators woo woo woo is being actively developed by valley programming, and we use it for our own daily practice. it’s the app we wanted for ourselves: simple, private, and effective. “presets” let us easily save and recall our favorite settings, and the ability to switch tones between the ears seems to help with “tone fatigue” (which is more formally known as auditory habituation and neural adaptation). we use it during meditation sessions, daily focus sessions, and winding down at night. it’s simple because we wanted simple. it’s private because we believe your inner life should stay inner. note: headphones or earbuds are required for the binaural effect. start your inward journey now! about the name the name “woo woo woo” is inspired both by the binaural beats you hear, as well as one of our siberian huskies, who walks through the office saying “woo woo woo” many times each day. :)