The tone is synthesised, not sampled
A binaural beat is interference between two exact frequencies, so it has to be generated sample by sample — no model holds 6.3 Hz steady. The texture above it is generative. The beat underneath is arithmetic.
Every version of your life
is already running.
This one just needs your attention.
Begin realignment
On iPhone · English and German · Free to open your first reality
The daily ritual
One crossing a day, and the number moves.
Crossing into a reality is the only thing the app asks of you. Each one closes eleven per cent of the distance that is left, so the first week feels fast and the last stretch has to be earned. Miss a few days and it drifts back.
Nothing else moves it. There is no feed, no streak you can buy back, and nothing that happens while you are not looking.
The measure
Distance is attention.
- Faint signal Just opened. Nothing about it is solid yet.
- Taking shape You have been back more than once.
- Coming through It has started to feel less like a plan.
- Nearly solid Almost nothing separates you from this one.
- Resolved It reads as a fact rather than a wish.
What a crossing is made of
Written for you, in a voice you chose.
You describe five seconds of already having it. The app writes that back as a present-tense script in your own words, names the people you allow in, and leaves out everything on your never-mention list.
Then it narrates it — twenty guide voices across English and German, each one auditioned before you pick — over a generated ambient bed with a synthesised entrainment tone underneath.
It never writes in the future tense
Not "you will attract". Every line is checked before it is spoken, in both languages, because a script that describes something as coming is a script about not having it yet.
Your recordings stay on your phone
The script syncs to your account so a second device can pick it up. The audio does not — it is made again where you are, rather than kept on a server.
Signals
A deck of things that are already true.
Every script leaves behind a handful of statements. They arrive as a deck you go through one at a time — embody it or leave it for later — and each one turns over to say why it is worded the way it is.
On the home screen
It keeps its own count.
Four widget surfaces read the same measure: today's crossing and whether it has landed, every reality ranked with only the primary one lit, the convergence figure on the lock screen, and a single press into today's crossing from the Action button.
None of them act on their own. A crossing starts audio and moves the number, which should happen with you looking at it rather than into a pocket.
Which version are you stepping into?
Free to open your first reality and write one slide into it. Pro opens as many as you like — seven days free, then weekly or yearly, with a notification two days before anything is charged.
Download on the App Store
Requires iOS 26