Brain.fm
A music app with binaural beats designed to aid focus.
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What was said about Brain.fm
Lenny Rachitsky counts Brain.fm as part of his portable writing setup. Lenny lists Brain.fm in his mobile writing kit, alongside a laptop, headphones and Wi-Fi. It is the one focus tool in that list.
This is a passing mention on the How I Write podcast, in a conversation about how Lenny's Newsletter reached 531,000 Substack subscribers. The source gives no usage details or results.
How Lenny Rachitsky Got 531,000 Substack Subscribers | How I Write Podcast
Part of Lenny's mobile writing setup, alongside a laptop, headphones and Wi-Fi.
Lenny Rachitsky counts Brain.fm as part of his portable writing setup. Lenny lists Brain.fm in his mobile writing kit, alongside a laptop, headphones and Wi-Fi. It is the one focus tool in that list.
This is a passing mention on the How I Write podcast, in a conversation about how Lenny's Newsletter reached 531,000 Substack subscribers. The source gives no usage details or results.
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