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Version 1.0.2 · 2026-10-22
Fixed the Download button so you can save and share your recordings.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.2, updated 2026-10-22.




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Inviting You is a simple way to record what you want to hear on repeat.
Record your own voice - affirmations, questions, self-talk, anything - and layer it with an isochronic or binaural tone tuned to alpha, theta, or delta. Add a real rain or ocean recording underneath. Then loop it for as long as you want to listen.
No presets, no guided scripts, no one else's voice. Just your own words, set up the way you want them, playing back as long as you need.
Features:
• Record your voice with an optional brainwave tone layered in
• Choose isochronic (works through speakers) or binaural (needs headphones)
• Real rain and ocean sound recordings, not synthesized noise
• Adjustable tone volume
• Loop playback for as long as you want
• Save, rename, download, and import recordings - all stored locally on your device
Inviting You collects nothing.…
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Fixed the Download button so you can save and share your recordings.
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