New here? Three steps
- 1Tap how you feel, or a journey.
- 2Relax. Use the bar at the bottom to pause, skip a stage, set a timer or change volume.
- 3Want more? Add nature or bowl sounds, or open Live mix.
Welcome
Choose how you feel and a guided sound journey begins.
How do you feel right now?
Guided journeys
Nature to rest with
Strike a chakra bowl
Tap to hear each bowl. Keys 1 to 7 work too.Your saved mixes
How are you feeling?
Journeys
Guided soundscapes that change as you go: bowls, brainwave pulses and nature move together in stages, with a short cue for each stage.
Singing bowls
Tap any bowl to strike it. Use Add to keep it playing in the mix, or build a full sound bath below.
Chakra bowls
Sound bath builder
Frequency bowls
Associations are traditional and experiential, not medical claims.
Your own pitch
Brainwave pulse
A steady pulse under the bowls invites the mind toward a slower or brighter state. Binaural pulses need headphones; isochronic pulses work on speakers.
Avoid brainwave pulses with epilepsy or a seizure history, and never while driving.
Nature
Switch on as many as you like. Each one joins the mix with its own volume.
Instruments & drones
The companions of the bowl. Tap to play once. Add keeps an instrument returning in the mix; drones hold a steady bed of sound.
Instruments
Drones
Mixer
Shape what is playing in the Live mix panel, then save it as a preset to come back to, or share it with a client.
My presets
Sound library
Every sound in Naadova is currently synthesised in the browser so the page works anywhere with no downloads. Each sound has a slot waiting for your own studio recording. Drop a file into the matching folder, list it in sounds/manifest.json, and Naadova plays your recording instead of the synthesis.
Brainwave pulses stay synthesised on purpose: their exact frequencies are what make them work.
Manifest format
Recording guide
Record at 48 kHz, 24-bit in a quiet, soft-furnished room, microphone 30 to 60 cm from the bowl. Deliver one-shots with the full decay to silence. Deliver loops (rim singing, drones, nature) as 60 to 180 seconds with a seamless join. Normalise everything to around −16 LUFS so layers sit evenly, then export as AAC (.m4a, 256 kbps) for the web and app.
For pitched bowls, add "hz" to a manifest entry: Naadova can then gently re-pitch that recording for nearby notes.