Session length
No chime in this room. The music fades out over the last two minutes so it won't wake you.
Gino plays focus music that's generated live in your browser, so it never loops and never repeats. Each room is tuned for a different part of your day, with a gentle rhythmic pulse designed to help you settle in and stay there.
It's free for teachers and students. No account, no app to install.
Gino is free for teachers and students. Everyone else gets 25 free minutes a day, then can add hours or get an unlimited monthly or yearly pass. The meter only runs while music plays, and passes never renew automatically.
No. Gino runs in your web browser on a phone, tablet, or computer. There's nothing to install and no account to create.
No. The music is generated live in your browser, so it never loops or plays the same thing twice.
A fast, subtle rhythm in the volume of the music, inspired by published research on rhythmic modulation and attention. You can turn it up, down, or off.
Each room has its own focus pulse rate, the speed of the subtle rhythm in the volume: Work 16 Hz, Class 12 Hz, Studio 10 Hz, Game day 18 Hz, and Sleep 2 Hz. Tempos are Work 120 BPM, Class 84, Studio 100, Game day 128, and Sleep 60. The notes themselves use standard tuning (A = 440 Hz), and you can turn the focus pulse down or off with the slider.
Yes. On iPhone, open ginofocus.com in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android or in Chrome on a computer, use the browser menu and choose Install. It opens full screen with its own icon and works even with spotty Wi-Fi once it has loaded.
On a computer: Space plays and pauses, keys 1 to 5 switch rooms (Work, Class, Studio, Game day, Sleep), F opens full screen focus mode, and B starts a breathing reset.
Yes. Students never sign up or share personal information, there are no ads, and teachers can run it from one screen for the whole class.
Yes. The Game day room has driving warmup music, box breathing, and a 2½-minute eye warmup, and full-screen mode works on a team speaker or gym screen.