Aire Freshener v2.0 Portable [ADHDerby]

Delightfully Relaxing Entertainment for your Weary Ears and Soul Great application for ADHD and Tinnitus sufferers, seeking temporary relief from busy minds and ringing in the ears while surfing the web or working on their computer. Aire Freshener provides ambient sounds, a CD player, simulated wind chimes, and more... It has many different soothing environments to choose from: Rain, Crickets, Forest Stream, Thunder Storm, Rohoboth Beach, Spring Day, Campfire, Waterfall, Wind Chimes,.. Take a brake and relax your mind playing some real ambient sounds. Install: Extract & Play The program runs as a icon in the System Tray area of the Windows taskbar. The Volume option in the menu now works in Windows Vista/7 (I've modified the executable) If you are running Windows XP or lower, run AFXP.exe (original executable) Cheers, ADHDerby

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 ADHDerby (2011-06-23)

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spruceman (2011-11-28)

Could you please make this compatible with Android? I suffer from severe tinitus and it is my only relief. It would be great to have it for my smart phone. Android now has adobe air.
Thanks.

geek4real (2012-04-08)

@spruceman: There are a few apps for Android actually. Many are paid but the best are worth it.
A free one that I like is Binaural Beats. It sounds really nice through my headphones, or even when plugging my Android into my PC speakers. (As a side note the developer is really nice too.) It's here:
When you go to that link, the page also lists many other related apps and I have downloaded many of those. Honestly, Binaural Beats is the only one I've spent time messing with. It seems the most serious in its intentions (no fluff.) It's worth going to the Android Market to see their related apps too. Their search engine is better, but the website is often slow.
Here is a Website where you can stream White, Brown or Pink noise. Works great on recent smartphones and computers alike. Just use your wifi connection so you don't burn data usage. http://simplynoise.com/
Last, I have noisy neighbors so I use a big box-fan when I sleep. The older the better. Mine is from the 1970's and has none of that "quiet fan" technology. It's perfect! Check out Good Will and Salvation Army stores for these.

geek4real (2012-04-08)

Ever notice how people with ADHD write extremely long messages?
I, of course, NEVER do this. :-P