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Smart binaural beats for racing minds: fall asleep, focus & stop overthinking.
Mind racing when you lie down? Can't switch off after work? Focus slipping by mid-morning? Lucid plays smart binaural beats made for the state you want: falling asleep, deep focus or calm. Smart sessions, not a playlist Tell Lucid what gets in the way and it builds a plan around it. Or describe the sound you want ("rain at 4 Hz for sleep", "ocean waves with 12 Hz for morning focus") and Lucid's AI makes the track for you. 100% verified binaural beats Every Lucid track is measured to carry the exact beat it names, left ear and right. If you've tried free videos and felt nothing, that's often why. For nights your thoughts won't slow down Delta-range sessions (0.5–4 Hz) for winding down at bedtime, with a sleep timer that fades out gently. For studying and deep work Beta and gamma-range sessions (14–40 Hz), including 40 Hz, for settling into concentration. For stressful days Alpha and theta-range sessions (4–14 Hz) for slowing down. For meditation Theta-range sessions (4–8 Hz) as a steady, immersive backdrop. What you get ✓ Binaural beats across delta, theta, alpha, beta and gamma (0.5–40 Hz) ✓ AI track generator: custom soundscapes for your mood, time of day and goal (uses credits) ✓ Isochronic tones for listening without headphones ✓ Rain, ocean, wind, forest night, stream, fireplace and brown noise layers ✓ Curated Sleep, Focus, Relax and Meditate sessions ✓ Breathing visuals synced to the audio ✓ Background playback with your phone locked How it works When your left ear hears 200 Hz and your right ear hears 204 Hz, your brain perceives a 4 Hz beat: the frequency following response, studied for decades. A 2019 review of 22 studies found that, on average, listeners felt less anxious and paid attention better. It doesn't work the same for everyone, so the annual plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Use headphones for binaural beats. Lucid is for relaxation, sleep and focus. It isn't a medical device and doesn't diagnose, treat or cure any condition.