A little rain. A quieter mind.
Soft rainfall at the window. Set the volume, open your notebook, and make yourself at home.
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Settle in
Bring a soft rainfall soundtrack to your desk or your bedside. Press Play rain, then find a comfortable volume. This page starts quietly and lets you decide when to listen.
Start at a low volume and adjust it around what you are doing. For reading, keep it soft enough that the words hold your attention. For writing or problem sets, try it for a full session and switch it off if you prefer silence. Rain also mixes well: add a little fireplace for a cosy room, or soft instrumental music on top.
If you like rain in the background at night, set it low and leave this page open. Keep the device awake and plugged in: audio may stop if the device sleeps or the browser suspends the tab, and a phone may pause it when the screen locks. Treat it simply as a pleasant background sound.
For the full picture, enter Night Rain for a desk above a night city, Darling Harbour for a window over Sydney’s water, or Tokyo After Hours and Manhattan Midnight for rain against two well-known skylines. These four rooms start rain as soon as you enter, once you have clicked on the page, and each has the full timer over the scene.
Yes. Rain playback and the focus timer have separate controls. Press Play rain and leave the timer idle if you only want the background sound.
Yes. Rain has its own volume slider. Press the rain button again to stop it, or use Stop sound. Rain is one of several layers, so adding music, fireplace or noise plays alongside it rather than replacing it.
Do not rely on uninterrupted playback across page navigation. Open the room or timer you want first, then start the rain. Browsers also need a click before they allow audio.
Yes. It is a recording of steady rainfall, prepared to loop smoothly.