I was super excited and downloaded it, created an account and it would keep saying “error” so i re-downloaded and i need to pay 50$ when i havent even tried it yet (not even the timed version, the normal version). I can’t get my free flow lesson, it keeps saying something when wrong?

Great app, but if you’re listening/working, as I imagine many of us are, on Bluetooth headphones, the app doesn’t restart when a call ends. Instead you have to click back through the options to force it to play again, and sometimes it’s the same music/sounds repeating, often I’ve had to close the app entirely and start again. If I was listening to a podcast and took a call, the podcast would then automatically restart on finishing the call. It’s a very annoying issue on an otherwise very good app. Hope this can be fixed as it messes with the whole ‘flow’ thing.

I wish this app would find ways of fixing some simple bugs. I love the idea of this app. And when it works I start getting into my flow state - and then WHAM! The music just stops. Every single time. 1 star.

Having recently discovered I’m likely to be suffering from ADD, it finally makes sense why blaring techno can help me focus when logically you’d think it would do the opposite. NatureBeat and PowerTool are my favourite so far, will certainly be paying the annual subscription once my trial runs out

I was sceptical, as I have access to Apple Music with similar study / focus playlists but there is something about this apps that’s different (not sure what it was exactly?) but whatever, I found the playlists on the app app just worked for me. In 80mins, with my headphones on, I tuned into the ‘Drop’ an up tempo but non distracting beat. It’s almost as if your brain attunes to the beat - the result, I effortlessly blasted through my work in record time. I’ve subscribed. I’ve used it daily now for a few week and it helps me avoid that brain fog and procrastination - for me it’s worth it.

The music really is effective, but the app is unreliable. Online it loses its connection, offline it randomly fails to reload the saved music meaning it all had to be downloaded again. Given that this seems to be, basically, a music player these bugs are hard to forgive.

I’ve used the app on I phone and MacBook for a good while now. I bought the lifetime package on recommendation from a good friend. He knew I needed something to help me focus and stop being distracted. This has really helped to fully focus and get the real work done. Just yesterday I was working on a presentation. Staring at the blank slide I thought, ok, what do I want to say. Nothing came. Grabbed my I phone, tapped the app, opened the Naturebeat channel on medium energy and away I went. I didn’t stop until the deck was done. Never looking at anything other than my work. I completed a solid piece of valuable client work and have to say the app is what drove me to completion. Take your time to listen to the many and regularly updated and added channels. Find the ones that suit the focus you need, for me it’s Naturebeat and Focus Spa, and get yourself in the zone. Highly recommended. Plus point, when you mail the developers, humans respond with happy vibes.

I am trying to be on my phone less, please make an Apple Watch app! Would be such a lifesaver.

Ive been been using f@w for about five years. The built in survey suggested types of music that would be best for my focus..so I listen to Cinematic for zoning out and getting work done on my laptop. I never would have considered that before. I use it connected to my Sonos to blitz chores around the house with the timer. Helps me get get stuff done faster, with energy. I love the random tunes it introduces me to new music, that I can look up later on Spotify. There is now an offline mode which helps me take tunes j like in the go without steaming data. Simply live this app. The $ compared to the value it has brought me...getting stuff done..is a no brainier. Mike McKerrow

This app is just a small playlist of music. It doesn't help at all and the songs they have chosen are bad in my opinion. You can just use YouTube if you want to listen to music while you work/ study. There is a bogus quiz at the beginning that tries to deceive you into thinking they are customising the playlist for your brain type but it's just a trick to make it feel scientific, which it is not. I don't recommend this app at all, it's pointless.