Focus soundscapes that shift with time of day, weather and heart-rate data, with a Pomodoro timer attached
WiredVibe streams background audio meant for concentration rather than for listening. You build a sound mix and the player shifts it using signals it can reach — time of day, local weather and connected health data such as heart rate. A Pomodoro timer and a to-do list sit on the same screen, so sessions are tied to the audio instead of running separately. It is browser-only: the site carries no App Store or Play Store links. The footer credits Voxstar.com, registered in England and Wales, which now runs the product in place of the original WiredVibe Ltd. Access is a subscription after a 7-day card-free trial.
$6.99 a month or $69.99 a year, both unlocking unlimited tracks, sound mixing, the Pomodoro timer and the health and weather connections. The trial is 7 days with no card; the annual plan carries a 60-day refund window. The homepage also flashes 'try forever free', but the pricing page lists only these two paid plans after the trial.
Use tool ↗A focus-audio player that tries to earn its subscription by reacting to context — weather, clock, heart rate — instead of looping a fixed ambient track, and by bundling a Pomodoro timer and to-do list so the sound is tied to a work session. At $6.99 a month it is priced against Endel and Brain.fm. The weak points are that it lives only in a browser tab and that the free-access wording on the homepage contradicts the pricing page.
Watch out: The product has changed hands — the footer now reads Voxstar.com, not the original WiredVibe Ltd, so support and billing sit with a different operator than older reviews describe.
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