Built to hold music. Nothing else.
Everything at 432.
Press play and your whole library comes through at resting pitch — the tuning that sits a little softer in the chest. Or pick an exact meditation frequency — 396, 528, 852 — and the screen confirms precisely what you're hearing.
The music doesn’t need a signal.
Neither do you.
Your songs and your playlists live on the device, not in a server somewhere. The trail, the beach, the seat with the window — Phaebe plays straight through. No bars. No buffering. No one tracking what you put on.
BUILT OFFLINE-FIRST · THE INTERNET IS OPTIONAL
And when you want the world,
it’s one tap away.
In the mood to find something new? Open Spotify and pull it in — and it comes through retuned to 432, live. Phaebe is built to live offline first — going online is a choice you make, never the price of entry. Either way, the tuning holds.
Bringing your soul online by choosing to be offline.
A layer underneath
the voice.
Below ~12 Hz sits alpha — the calm, wide-awake band the contemplative traditions have always pointed at, and the one Jose Silva built a method around. Phaebe lays a soft rhythmic layer beneath the narration. You set how deep it goes, and you listen.
Set the alpha layer to taste — up, down, or off. How deep you go is yours.
What we know about the alpha state — and what we don’t
Alpha is the ~8–12 Hz band that sits between busy beta thinking and drifting theta— awake and settled at once. It’s the state the accelerated-learning methods, and the contemplative traditions long before them, were built to reach.
Here is the honest part. There is real research on rhythmic audio and the nervous system, and it is genuinely interesting — but it is early, it disagrees with itself in places, and nobody has properly tested a layer running underneath narration. So we are not going to tell you it makes you remember more.
We are running that study ourselves: our layer against plain narration, scored on comprehension, at 24 hours, with the question written down before we start. Whatever it says, we will publish it. Until then the only claim we will make is the one you can check yourself — put it on, set it where you like, and see how it feels to listen.
Bringing life
back into balance.
07 — WHY 432 · THE EARTH’S FREQUENCY432 Hz isn’t a trend. It’s a number the sky keeps returning to — the measure the Sun, the Moon, and the Earth seem to have agreed on long before we started counting.
Grounding, ancient, and quietly familiar — the frequency the cosmos already keeps.
The Sun’s radius is almost exactly 432,000 miles. Take 432, add three zeros, and you’re standing at the edge of a star.
One full wobble of the Earth’s axis runs about 25,920 years — and 25,920 ÷ 60 lands straight back on 432. The old cosmologies counted an age as 432,000 years.
The planet hums at the Schumann resonance — about 7.83 Hz — the background tone life grew up inside. We tune toward the earth, not away from it. Make of that what you will.
The Moon’s diameter is 2,160 miles — that’s 432 × 5. The same number keeps surfacing across the sky, the calendar, and the tone itself.
Made for this.
Not converted to it.
The Frequency Architect is Artist 001 — the first of a catalog written at 432 from the start. If you make music for the moment instead of the algorithm, there’s room for you here.
And the work stays yours. You keep your rights. Always.
Become a native artistGet in before
the doors open.
Leave your email and your first native 432 track is free — a master tuned the way the device plays it, in your inbox the moment you confirm. The Founder’s Edition is $199 CAD, and the first units go to the waitlist, in order — no spam, no noise, just the word when it’s time.
We won’t tell you 432 heals anything. The studies comparing it to 440 are real and worth reading, and they don’t agree yet — some find lower heart rate and cortisol, others find no difference at all. Anyone selling you certainty on this is selling you something.
But it’s your call — best to just feel it for yourself.