Scenes that move
Nine painted scenes, from a brick alley with humming vending machines to a window in the rain. They follow the time of day, can have rain over them, and sleep when you are not looking, so they cost your battery very little.
Free to use · no account · nothing to install
Flowbient is a painted scene, a mix of gentle sounds, some lo-fi that is made fresh as you listen, and a Pomodoro timer. Open it, press play, and work, read or wind down.
What it is
Nine painted scenes, from a brick alley with humming vending machines to a window in the rain. They follow the time of day, can have rain over them, and sleep when you are not looking, so they cost your battery very little.
Fifteen sounds to layer: rain, wind, a café, a train, brown noise and more. They are made on your device as you listen, so there are no big audio files to download, and each one loops without a seam.
Three moods of original music, with an electric piano, a bass and dusty drums, played from a recipe rather than a recording. It never loops, and you can still play your own files underneath.
Pomodoro rounds linked to your tasks, habits with streaks, a sleep timer that fades the sound out, and a Focus Shield that makes it harder to wander off. The timer runs from the clock, so it stays right when the tab is in the background.
No account and no sign-up. Your settings, tasks and history are saved on your own device, and you can export a backup file whenever you like.
A mini player for a corner of the screen, a Zen mode with nothing else on show, keyboard shortcuts, and links that share a mix with a friend.
Free and Pro
Right now everything in Flowbient is unlocked, because there is no way to pay and we do not want a button that goes nowhere. When Pro does arrive, this is the plan. It may change, and there is no price yet.
Stays free, with the timer never locked.
For people who want more to choose from.
Not on sale. No price set. Anything you make while everything is open stays yours.
Get it
Runs in any modern browser, and installs from the address bar so it opens like an app.
Open the appA desktop app with a small always-on-top mini player. Not released yet.
Phone apps are being built. Until then, the web app works on a phone.
The live scene is a page you can put in OBS, and the player is one script you can add to another site. Both work, but neither has been used on a real channel yet. The link below fills the scene with pretend viewers.
See the live sceneThe details of what is kept and where are in the privacy notice, and the ground rules are in the terms. Both are drafts that a person still has to review.