Ambient sound
Rain that never repeats itself
A steady wash of rainfall, built the moment you press play. We shape white noise with a soft filter and scatter droplet transients across it, so the pattern keeps shifting. There's no track to loop, nothing to buffer, and it works with the network off.
Tap Rain to hear it, then layer in anything else. Or start from a mix below.
Rain is the reliable one. The broadband hiss sits over most of the frequencies that pull your attention away, which is why it works so well for focus and for masking a talkative office or thin walls. Nothing spikes, nothing drops out. Just an even field of sound you stop noticing within a minute.
For sleep, the appeal is the lack of edges. A looped recording has a seam, and part of your brain learns to wait for it. This has no seam. The droplets fall in fresh positions each time, so there is nothing to anticipate and nothing to snag on as you drift off.
Leave it running as long as you like. Because the sound is synthesized live rather than streamed, an hour costs the same as eight, and a dropped connection changes nothing.
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Are these rain sounds a loop?
No. The rain is generated live from filtered noise with droplet transients placed in real time, so the pattern never repeats. There is no underlying recording to loop.
Do rain sounds help you focus?
For many people, yes. Steady rain covers the irregular noises that break concentration, giving you an even background that's easy to tune out while you work.
Can I play rain sounds offline?
Yes. Once the page has loaded, the sound is built in your browser, so it keeps playing with no internet connection and never buffers.