Nami

Nami's Studio runs on its own spatial audio engine, so ambient sounds don't just play. They move around you. Layer sounds, place them anywhere in the room, and if you're on supported AirPods, head tracking keeps everything anchored as you turn your head. It's less a mixer and more a 3D room for sound.

Not every day calls for the same headspace. Relax, Deep Focus, and Get Shit Done each use sound frequencies tied to current research on concentration and calm. Pick the one that matches your mood, and let Nami do the tuning.

Tell Nami how long you want to work, say three hours, and it walks you through the whole session automatically, cycling through focus blocks and breaks with the Pomodoro technique. No manual restarting, no guessing when to pause.

Sound isn't the only distraction. Haze Mode dims every other window on your screen, so whatever you're working on is the only thing left in focus. Toggle it on when you need tunnel vision, off when you don't.

Places are ready-made soundscapes for specific moods: Rainy Forest Night, Open Plan Office, Medieval Tavern, and more. Each one is more than a loop: sounds move, fade, and repeat on their own logic, like a phone that rings once here and three times there.