Public beta on TestFlight
The beta opened to anyone with an iPhone or iPad.
- Every mood to try. Nothing locked while the engine found its feet.
- Listeners had a say. What worked and what did not went straight into 1.0.
The drift so far
Drift moves one release at a time, like the probe it is named for. Follow its path from the public beta to the App Store, and on to what comes next.
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Drift 1.0
Live on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Free to listen, Pro optional.
- The generative engine. Music composed live on the device, drifting between moods, never a loop.
- Fifteen moods. From Deep Work to Wind Down, each a small universe of musical anchors.
- Focus rounds. A timer with the breaks built in. The classic 25/5 round is free.
- A journal, not a dashboard. Today and this week at a glance.
- Saved routines. A mood, a timer and a journey, started in one tap.
- Get it on the App Store
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In testing Drift 1.1
The first update, and the Mac. A release candidate is in testing now, ahead of the App Store.
- The mood builder. Shape a mood of your own and play it like any other.
- Dust Loop. A sixteenth mood, lo-fi, warm and beat forward.
- A native Mac app. A window with a sidebar, a panel in the menu bar, and Settings as a Mac preferences window.
- The brain card. A model's estimate of how a mood differs from the others, explained on Reading the brain.
- App Shortcuts. Start a session from Shortcuts and Spotlight.
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Later Drift 1.2
No date yet. These are the pieces we are working toward.
- Siri media phrases. Ask Siri to play Drift the way you ask for any other music.
- An iPad journal layout. The journal made for the larger screen.
- A floating Mac transport. A pill at the foot of the window, if it earns its place.
Drift is free to use. Pro is optional. No account, no ads, no tracking.
Get Drift on the App StoreFor iPhone and iPad. Mac with 1.1. Best with headphones.