Ambients alternatives

Silenz is an app dedicated to headphones users who listen to music as a way to keep focused.

Background Noises • Ambient Sounds • Interactive Soundscapes • Relaxing Music • Shaped to your Environment & Hearing • Online & Free

Cosm lets you quickly and easily create your own ambient soundscape to relax and refocus. People are using Cosm to help with reducing stress, anxiety, improving concentration, falling asleep and reflecting on thoughts and emotions.

This widget brings the tranquility of the outdoors to your fingertips, with the calming sounds of rain, rustling trees, and nature. Whether you're working or just need a moment of relaxation, these sounds will help you find comfort.

Wide collection of high quality nature sounds and music. just put your headphones on and take a hike through around the world...

Improve focus and boost your productivity with Ritmica. Our VS code plugin changes the speed of the music according to temp of your typing. It will help you to maintain concentration and get into flow state. Try it and become a code hero with Ritmica!

Music shouldn't be like Mc Donald's. Hand-picked music gems. A bunch of people (including myself) very passionate when it comes to digging for hidden music gems decided to create a place where people can discover music other than big names, big marketing campaigns and so on.

Crowd Sound brings the stadium atmosphere to your home. Crowd Sound enables you to add a stadium atmosphere while watching a game with no crowd. Choose from a selection of authentic atmospheres from stadiums around the world.

Ambiently is an app that bring you ambient sounds that helps you to concentrate on your work or study isolating you from noisy environments or to create relaxing ambiances for your reading time. Or simply to relax.

Bring your Social Media into the next dimension with AudioBitts *** Do you enjoy singing, poetry, or instrumentals, but haven’t found your platform? Your platform has arrived with AudioBitts.

Have you ever wondered what the COVID-19 pandemic data would sound like? Take a listen to what I've discovered by converting graphs of the pandemic data into sound files.