Living, not looped
The garden keeps making new choices, so a listening session can feel familiar without repeating a fixed track.
the garden is resting
Fine tuning
Changes grow into the music
Existing sounds finish naturally, so some adjustments become noticeable only as new notes, calls, or waves arrive. Values from 0 to 1 mean off to full. A value marked /min is an approximate number of events per minute, with natural variation in the timing.
Voices
notes per second · how often the garden speaks
wind-bowed swells vs strikes · the original is nearly all breath
strikes: 0 wood · 1 glass - breaths: 0 airy · 1 focused
octave range · narrow to expansive
independent melodic lines
which notes the garden knows · branch topic
The wind's instrument
how much the wind sings through the strings
the air itself · also drives the harp's gusts
chants per minute · something unseen, never sharp
calls per minute · long, faded, far below
calls per minute · booms, drumming, a slow growl
breath-drone through a hollowed trunk · vowels drift
the pond keeps loose time · rhythm without rhythm
spins per minute · the whirling voice on a cord
phrases per minute · plays the garden's own scale
the shore's presence · waves every 8–14 s
drips per minute
master filter · dusk to noon
Pitch
tonal center · shifts harp strings too
-1 deep forest, +1 high meadow
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Free ambient music
A living sound environment that grows as you listen
Lullatide creates a continuously changing sound environment from tones inspired by wind, water, and breath. It is not a playlist or a repeating recording. The music is generated in your browser while you listen.
The Pilot is free, requires no account, and can be installed for continued listening with limited or no internet access after its first successful load.
Made for quiet attention
Use it as ambient focus music for reading and study, or as a calm background for unwinding, resting, and sleep.
No continuous streaming
Sound is generated on your device instead of being delivered as an endless audio stream, which can reduce ongoing data use.
Private by default
No account is required for the Pilot. Your saved mood and volume remain on the device you use.
Grown in real time
Different from a playlist
A playlist selects recordings that were completed in advance. Lullatide creates the sound itself as the session unfolds. The pace, resonance, space, and small natural events continue to vary within the mood you choose.
The result is intentionally restrained. Lullatide is designed to support attention rather than compete for it, with slow change and enough continuity to let you settle in.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Lullatide free?
Yes. The Pilot is free to listen to and install. Future optional features may be offered separately, but this Pilot is intended to remain free.
Does it work without an internet connection?
After Lullatide has loaded successfully online, its essential app files can be stored on the device for offline use. Browser or operating system storage cleanup can remove those files, in which case one online visit will restore them.
Will it keep playing when my phone is locked?
On supported devices and browsers, yes. Background playback and lock screen controls are available after you press play. Device power settings and browser policies can still affect playback.
Is the music recorded?
No. The Pilot synthesizes its sound in the browser. It combines changing resonances and events rather than playing a library of finished songs.
Does Lullatide collect personal information?
The Pilot does not require a name, email address, or account. It stores only the selected mood and volume on your device. See the Privacy page for details.
How do I install it?
On iPhone or iPad, open Lullatide in Safari, choose Share, then choose Add to Home Screen. On supported desktop and Android browsers, use the install option shown in the address bar or browser menu.