Endel

Endel generates personalized soundscapes meant to help a listener focus, relax, sleep or stay grounded during activity. The patented technology composes audio continuously rather than playing fixed tracks, and adapts in real time to inputs including time of day, weather, location, movement and heart rate, so the sound shifts as conditions do. Each mode carries its own generative visual to reinforce the intended state. The apps run on iOS, Android, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Amazon Alexa devices and other wearables, and the company also releases albums on streaming platforms. The Apple Watch version works independently of a phone and reads heart rate, light intake and other biometric signals as inputs. An autoplay feature chooses the appropriate soundscape for the moment without the listener picking one, and Alexa routines, timers and smart alarms can start a soundscape by voice for screen free sleep. Endel points to a whitepaper and survey research for its claims about focus and stress, and lists partnerships with Mercedes Benz Group Research, All Nippon Airways, Oura and Nura. Endel does not publish prices on its website. There is no pricing page, the usual subscription paths return nothing, and the only amounts in the site's structured data are zeros that reflect free app listings rather than a plan. Subscriptions are bought inside the mobile apps through the Apple and Google stores, where the current rate is shown at the point of purchase. Endel is a sound wellness company headquartered in Berlin.