Odio now adapts to iPhone Duo, keeping the soundstage and controls comfortably within reach as you fold or rotate your device. We’ve also refined player layouts for smaller windows and improved artwork on album and subscription pages.

A major update to how you listen, shape, and create spatial soundscapes. - New on iOS 27: Siri AI can play soundscapes and albums by name, or find something suited to a mood or listening purpose. Albums and soundscapes can also appear in Spotlight. - Shortcuts can now play a soundscape or set, change, and cancel Odio’s Sleep Timer. - The widget is more capable on iOS 27, with Play and Pause controls directly on your Home Screen. - A redesigned player and soundstage bring clearer spatial positioning, a more dimensional listener, improved sound browsing, and responsive layouts for iPad and landscape. - Lock Screen and system media controls now represent Odio’s continuous soundscapes and playback state more accurately. - Share Odio, albums, and soundscapes with others from inside the app. - Composer is available on the free tier, with one project, three soundscapes, and unlimited sounds. - The Last Soundscape Home Screen action makes it easier to return to your previous soundscape. - Playback is more reliable when audio is interrupted, the app resumes, or sounds change. - SharePlay has been retired. - Many smaller improvements make listening, shaping, and creating feel clearer and more responsive.

Playback is now more reliable when resuming, switching soundscapes, or returning after an interruption. Head Tracking setup and recovery are clearer, while refined player controls and layouts make Odio feel more natural across iPhone and iPad. This update also brings smoother soundstage interactions, improved onboarding and translations, and fixes throughout the app.

Playback is now more reliable when resuming, switching soundscapes, or returning after an interruption. Head Tracking setup and recovery are clearer, while refined player controls and layouts make Odio feel more natural across iPhone and iPad. This update also brings smoother soundstage interactions, improved onboarding and translations, and fixes throughout the app.

Playback is now more reliable when resuming, switching soundscapes, or returning after an interruption. Head Tracking setup and recovery are clearer, while refined player controls and layouts make Odio feel more natural across iPhone and iPad. This update also brings smoother soundstage interactions, improved onboarding and translations, and fixes throughout the app.

Odio can now play alongside music, podcasts, and other audio with Background Playback. The soundstage now responds to each sound in real time, making your spatial mix feel more alive as you listen and shape it. A new Storage section shows how much space downloads and Composer projects use, with simple controls to free up space. This update also brings smoother player controls, easier ways to reset soundscapes and acoustic settings, clearer copy, and improvements to accessibility and playback reliability.

Odio has been redesigned with Liquid Glass, bringing a softer, clearer interface across the app. Catalog is simpler now: Favorites and Sessions live inside the Catalog tab, alongside albums and soundscapes. Composer recording has also been rebuilt with live waveforms, preview and trimming controls, and a cleaner flow for turning your own audio into spatial soundscapes. This update also improves spatial audio rendering, adds a new Odio widget, expands language support to Arabic, Danish, Greek, Finnish, Filipino, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese for Hong Kong, and includes reliability fixes throughout the app.

Odio has been redesigned with Liquid Glass, bringing a softer, clearer interface across the app. Catalog is simpler now: Favorites and Sessions live inside the Catalog tab, alongside albums and soundscapes. Composer recording has also been rebuilt with live waveforms, preview and trimming controls, and a cleaner flow for turning your own audio into spatial soundscapes. This update also improves spatial audio rendering, adds a new Odio widget, expands language support to Arabic, Danish, Greek, Finnish, Filipino, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese for Hong Kong, and includes reliability fixes throughout the app.

Odio has been redesigned with Liquid Glass, bringing a softer, clearer interface across the app. Catalog is simpler now: Favorites and Sessions live inside the Catalog tab, alongside albums and soundscapes. Composer recording has also been rebuilt with live waveforms, preview and trimming controls, and a cleaner flow for turning your own audio into spatial soundscapes. This update also improves spatial audio rendering, adds a new Odio widget, expands language support to Arabic, Danish, Greek, Finnish, Filipino, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese for Hong Kong, and includes reliability fixes throughout the app.

Odio has been redesigned with Liquid Glass, bringing a softer, clearer interface across the app. Catalog is simpler now: Favorites and Sessions live inside the Catalog tab, alongside albums and soundscapes. Composer recording has also been rebuilt with live waveforms, preview and trimming controls, and a cleaner flow for turning your own audio into spatial soundscapes. This update also improves spatial audio rendering, adds a new Odio widget, expands language support to Arabic, Danish, Greek, Finnish, Filipino, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese for Hong Kong, and includes reliability fixes throughout the app.

Head tracking is now smoother and more responsive than ever, and you can now quickly turn it off. Added support for new languages: Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Turkish, and Italian. Plus, small improvements and text updates throughout the app.

This update introduces Liquid Glass elements to Odio. Composer now includes improved project import and export, along with the ability to reorder sounds and soundscapes. Favorited soundscapes now display a heart icon, plus performance improvements across the app.

We're introducing odio composer. Fill our spatial soundstage with your own audio loops.  Create your own unique spatial ambient composition by arranging your imported or recorded loops on our soundstage. To get you started we also provide an audio library with two starter sound packs. Once you're happy with your work, and you think others might enjoy it too, you can share it through our online community.

"Distractions" is a sonic exploration of the paradoxical experience of feeling isolated amidst the frenzy of city life. This album crafts a unique soundscape that evokes a sense of solitude — a desolate yet introspective texture. Despite being surrounded by millions, the listener is invited to find themselves within this vast, urban expanse. The album features complex rhythms and melodic structures that reflect the intricate patterns of (urban) life. Meanwhile, cinematic elements add depth and drama, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both intense and captivating. This album captures the aesthetic of the discipline to focus in the pursuit of creativity —The runner pounding pavement at 4 AM to structure his thoughts, the writer working under flickering streetlights, an entrepreneur sketching ideas on the back of a napkin between subway stops—. The core lies in its challenge for us not to escape distractions but to embrace them as a tool for introspection. The city's relentless energy becomes a catalyst for self-reflection, allowing listeners to find themselves no matter the circumstances.

We’re excited to announce the release of Clusters, a new spatial soundscape album by Max Frimout. Immerse yourself in interstellar ambient and find your flow.

A small update mostly for internal use. We changed the app preferences menu and fixed the scrolling bug of the audio files section in the soundscape view.

A major update including; Updates to almost everything behind the scenes. A new soundscape, Wabi-Sabi, by Rutger Muller. And a new low price for our yearly subscription!

In this release we've revamped your first introduction with Odio. We hope you enjoy our new onboarding sequence. Better yet, you can now listen to all our soundscapes before deciding on becoming a supporting Odio member.

In this release we've revamped your first introduction with Odio. We hope you enjoy our new onboarding sequence. Better yet, you can now listen to all our soundscapes before deciding on becoming a supporting Odio member.

We've added favorites. You can now add the individual soundscapes you like the most to the new favorites section so you can easily find them back. Aside from that we've also fixed some bugs and added localizations for Spanish and French

New soundscape album release Morphed Remarks by Albert van Abbe and Max Frimout is now available in our catalog.

In this version, we’ve focused on enhancing the stability of Odio by refactoring its core, ensuring a more reliable experience. You’ll also notice some minor UI improvements for a smoother and more enjoyable interface. Overall, this update includes essential maintenance updates and optimizations to keep Odio running at its best. Thank you for using Odio!

Discover Chris Sims' new album "Haar". Capturing the serene essence of the Pacific Northwest, let these soundscapes add rich texture and color to your moments. Dive in and find peace.

Now operating as Odio Media, this update includes essential changes for legal compliance. Thanks for your support!

We're thrilled to announce an exciting addition to our library - the mesmerizing album "Scattered Voices" by Mathilde Nobel is now available! Dive deep into a unique experience with Scattered Voices, an exploration of emotional landscapes masterfully expressed through electronic music, vocals, and 3D animation. Crafted by multidisciplinary artist Mathilde Nobel, the album is a harmonious blend of visual and non-visual elements that explore themes of nature, mythology, and our perception of history.