Ember NoiseComing to iPhone · iPad · Mac
Four sounds. One ember.
Ember Noise is a native white-noise mixer. Drag a single glowing point between four corner sounds and shape the exact noise you need to sleep, focus, or unwind — no account, no subscription screens, no internet required.
The mixer, mid-drag. The blend follows the ember in real time.
Not another loop player
Most noise apps hand you a grid of on/off tiles. Ember Noise gives you a blend space: four sounds stay warm at the corners of a matrix, and one drag mixes them by position — bilinear, continuous, with no audible steps. The difference is the difference between a light switch and a dimmer.
A mixer, not a switchboard
Corner-weighted blending means dead center is an even four-way mix, a corner is a solo, and everywhere between is yours to find.
Native on every platform
SwiftUI on iPhone and iPad; a real AppKit window and menu-bar app on the Mac. No Electron, no Catalyst, no web wrapper.
Shape every sound
A three-band parametric EQ per sound — drag the response curve, solo-preview your changes, and the curve travels with your preset.
Yours, offline
No account, no analytics, no server. Every sound ships in the app and plays in airplane mode.
Send to Device
Move a preset — imported sounds included — straight to your other device over the local network, end-to-end encrypted. No cloud in the middle.
Built for nights
Stop timers wind playback down after you're asleep; automation drifts the blend on its own; presets make tonight's mix one tap.
At home on the Mac
The Mac app is the landscape mixer in a native window — and when you close that window, Ember Noise keeps playing from the menu bar.
Launching on the App Store
Ember Noise is coming to iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with a native Linux port in development. Until then, thefeature tour and theuser guide cover everything the app does.