Productive sounds
As a productivity tool, Timescend lacked the ability to play soothing sounds. That’s disappointing, considering the many studies that demonstrate the benefits of music on stress and productivity. Now, Timescend includes a loop player to help you increase your productivity.
Just like Noisli, Timescend can now play calming sounds such as wildlife and rain.
Check out the new site here: https://gliu20.github.io/timescend/
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