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For binaural beats, yes — each ear must receive a different tone for the effect to work. If you don't have headphones, use the isochronic presets (like "Unwind"), which pulse a single tone and work fine on a speaker.
For most people, yes — it's just sound. But Auralmonic is for relaxation, focus, and meditation support only. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Don't use it while driving or operating machinery. If you have epilepsy or a seizure disorder, are pregnant, or wear a pacemaker, talk to your doctor before use.
To restore a previous purchase, open the paywall in the app and tap Restore Purchases. To change or cancel an auto-renewing subscription, go to Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions on iPhone/iPad (or the Google Play Subscriptions screen on Android) — subscriptions are managed by the App Store / Google Play, not inside the app. The lifetime unlock is a one-time purchase and never renews.
Most apps hide the frequencies behind vague "sleep" and "focus" buttons. Auralmonic exposes the carrier and beat frequency in Hz, lets you build descent programs that glide the beat over a session, offers binaural, isochronic, and monaural modes, and synthesizes everything in real time — so sessions can be any length, work offline, and stay private.
The core sessions are free, in the apps and in the browser. A subscription (or the one-time lifetime unlock) opens the full preset library, the custom frequency builder and unlimited saved mixes. The web player at auralmonic.com mirrors the free tier.
Auralmonic's frequency/use descriptions reflect general tendencies reported in peer-reviewed research on auditory-beat stimulation. These describe research findings, not guaranteed results, and individual responses vary. Key sources:
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