No playlists. No algorithm. Just press play.

One click into focus.

Curated lo-fi, ambient, indie, and coding stations — no account, no feed, no decision fatigue. In Chrome today, on Mac soon.

No account · No tracking · 100% local

One-click start Launch your focus session in a single click.
For any task Coding, writing, study, deep work — switch the vibe in a tap.
No account, no tracking Privacy is the default. Nothing leaves your browser.

How it works.

Three steps. The longest one is choosing.

01
Pick a station

Eight curated stations across focus, ambient, coding, indie, and lo-fi. Tap one — that's the whole interface.
02
Press play

The big amber button is the only one that matters. Audio runs from the extension itself, so it survives every closed tab.
03
Get to work

Vinyl spins, you focus. Bind a keyboard shortcut to toggle play without leaving the keys.

Find your focus.

Tap a vibe — the player up top switches stations and starts playing. No reload, no setup.

Focus Groove Salad · Beat Blender · Space Station Soma

Coding DEF CON Radio

Ambient Drone Zone · Deep Space One

Study Space Station Soma · Beat Blender

Lo-fi Groove Salad Classic

Indie Indie Pop Rocks!

Tonearm by use case.

The same eight stations, organized by what you're doing.

Focus music browser extension

Three curated focus stations, audible from any tab, with one keyboard shortcut to start and stop. No account, no algorithm — the whole UI is one popup.

Music for coding

DEF CON Radio for late-night shipping, Beat Blender for refactor sessions. Audio runs from the extension itself, so closing tabs doesn't kill the stream.

Ambient sounds for focus

Drone Zone and Deep Space One for low-distraction deep work. Stays out of the way — no waveforms, no cover art, no autoplay onto something jarring.

Study music extension

A study companion that doesn't ask you to log in, build a queue, or pick a mood. Pick a station, set a volume, read.

Radio Chrome extension

Internet radio that lives in your toolbar. Same stations in every tab, same one-click feel — the vinyl spins while audio plays so you always know what's on.