Brain.fm uses sound and science to help you focus

Boing Boing's Shop 4:00 am Wed Nov 2, 2016

Brain.fm is an innovative new product that claims to help you focus, relax, and even sleep better with music. My first question was, obviously, does it actually work?

It turns out Brain.fm is the result of in-depth scientific research and the hottest thing in tech: artificial intelligence. Using an impressive combination of artificial intelligence and deep neurological research, Brain.fm allows you to stream music created specifically for whatever you’re trying to do: whether it’s working, sleeping, coding, or writing a novel.

The music essentially produces musical rhythms that sync with your brain’s rhythm to help you better reach your goals. I found it worked super well in helping me get through hours of work without turning to Facebook or Instagram.

For just $19, you can get a one year subscription to Brain.fm and access to special premium-only content. You can also purchase a three year subscription in the Boing Boing Store.

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