A spatial nature sound mixer for Mac and iPhone. Build a quiet room around you with rain, fire, ocean, wind, and birds, and keep it in sync with iCloud.
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm really excited to share this update with you.
A few months ago I launched Prostir Zvuku on Product Hunt, and the response honestly exceeded all my expectations. The app reached #3 Product of the Day, entered the Top 100 App Store charts in 30+ countries, and, most importantly, I received hundreds of messages from people who said it genuinely helped them focus, relax, or simply enjoy their work a little more.
This update is probably the biggest one since launch.
The highlight is the brand new iOS app, which now works together with the Mac version. Your purchase is shared across devices, sessions sync automatically, and all the core features, including Head Tracking, Sleep Timer, and external audio output are available on iPhone.
As a solo indie developer, it's incredibly motivating to see something that started as a personal idea slowly grow into a product people use every day.
Thank you so much to everyone who shared feedback, reported bugs, suggested features, or simply gave Prostir Zvuku a chance. Every email, review, and comment genuinely shaped this release.
I'd love to hear what you think about the update, and as always, I'm happy to answer any questions! ❤️
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I'm curious how the head tracking works. When you move your head, does the scene stay fixed (rain always on your left) or does the sound shift along with you?
@alieksia In standard mode, the sound shifts when you move your head – you can try it out. But with head tracking enabled, the sounds stay fixed in place. Yes, if you position the sound of rain to your left and turn your head toward it, it will then be in front of you.
Love how the canvas lets you literally place each sound in space rather than just stacking them on sliders, makes a soundscape feel like a scene you return to instead of a playlist you toggle.
@elagundogd52561 Yes, that's right! In this update, I've added an iOS app, and it now syncs with the Mac version! Give it a try!
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Placing sounds spatially on a canvas instead of stacking sliders is such a thoughtful touch, makes the whole thing feel less like a settings panel and more like building a little world to sit inside.
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I'm curious how the head tracking works. When you move your head, does the scene stay fixed (rain always on your left) or does the sound shift along with you?
prostir zvuku
@alieksia In standard mode, the sound shifts when you move your head – you can try it out. But with head tracking enabled, the sounds stay fixed in place. Yes, if you position the sound of rain to your left and turn your head toward it, it will then be in front of you.
@yevhen_h Nice :) I'll give it a try
Love how the canvas lets you literally place each sound in space rather than just stacking them on sliders, makes a soundscape feel like a scene you return to instead of a playlist you toggle.
prostir zvuku
@elagundogd52561 Yes, that's right! In this update, I've added an iOS app, and it now syncs with the Mac version! Give it a try!
Placing sounds spatially on a canvas instead of stacking sliders is such a thoughtful touch, makes the whole thing feel less like a settings panel and more like building a little world to sit inside.
prostir zvuku
@mevlthyusukb7g Yes, I wanted to create a place that you’d want to come back to every day😌