Moongate: Binaural Beats

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

4.7 59145 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Much better

   I am updating to five stars because the below review was addressed and followed up with by the developers, and they amended the situation well. I ended up circling back and subscribing to the premium version, and it is worth it for features like the backdrop mode (allowing audio from other apps while being able to adjust the volume of the soundscape separately. I have noticed a change in sleep quality, although I recommend not using the binaural frequencies more than a couple times a week because it can be overstimulating and I have had issues with a little tinnitus occurring when I use it for weeks at a time. Overall, this app has grown on me and I appreciate the work of the developers. This was my original review: I signed up for the one-week free trial because the app claimed to notify you two days before the trial ended before beginning a monthly payment. However, I received absolutely no warning or reminder whatsoever—not even a notice in the app—that my trial was ending, and today I was automatically billed $44 for the YEARLY subscription. So much for “easy cancellation.” Overall I love this app; however, I am very upset with the deceptive nature of the trial, hence I am giving this review only one star.

   ana.blue · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Sensational; 5 stars w/o a doubt!✨

   I tried the free trial to check out the premium subscription sleep sounds & how they may help my sleep as an insomniac. Although it was the first time using the app with earbuds in binaural mode vs. through my phone's speaker in isochronic mode, it was astonishing. I will say that it is typical for me to feel more rested after 3-4 hours of sleep than after 7-12+ hours. No matter how long I sleep, I never feel fully rested. In fact, the more I sleep, the more tired I am when I wake. It was approximately 1:30am when I figured I would give it a go. I woke up at 4:30am to my hungry cat (per usual), feeling as if I had the best night's rest I’ve had in several years. Except this was different than my typical 3-hour night’s rest because I felt legitimately rejuvenated & alert. I wasn’t just “less tired” than after sleeping 8+ hours, with a false sense of being well-rested, due to being overtired & feeling “wired.” On top of that, I felt as if I had gotten a full-body massage, my muscles were so relaxed. Rather uthan subconsciously wanting to curl back up by in bed, I was mmmmmmmmgenuinely motivated to stay up & tackle my mday's work. 5 stars!

   LannaS26 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Backdrop feature | listen to multiple audio sources at the same time

   I haven’t seen any other apps do this and it makes this one so unique. It’s great to have background audio and use other apps that also have audio. It’s a great upgrade from apples background audio it currently has. I would only recommend more customization features like a tone only mode without the music. edit: I just noticed that there are pure frequencies. But that would lead me to my next suggestion; Some improvements to the UI would be nice. Having the list of “songs” is a little hard to navigate and discover all the app has. I don’t really think of each thing as a “song” like “rainbow renewal”. Im just looking for a tone and some music behind it. Transitioning from different tones and background music is a bit unintuitive for me personally and I would like to be able to change frequencies within the media player page. But I like what you guys have right now and the information about the current tone. Just want to give my personal experience and see if that helps this great app!

   AMbounty · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5New sounds

   I’m still in free trial mode, but will be subscribing when it’s over, plus adding it to my husband’s phone, so we don’t need to share one choice between our pillows for sleep sounds. Which brings us to a request….what we both personally find most soothing for deep, dreamless, restorative sleep ( also as musicians intensely aware of rhythms, chords, melodies [ or non melodies in this case ] ) would be htz of 1 or maybe 0.75…0.5 is too slow … something around calm, slow heartbeat level… with fewer dynamic, higher range interruptions, using instruments such as cello, bass clarinet, bass pan pipes or Indian flutes, lower third of the piano, etc., and a better mix of minor chords…most of the music is pretty heavy on the major scale….so lower range, deeper sounding instruments, chords sustained and flowing seamlessly into the next, more minor keys and staying away from startling dynamics, especially in the higher ranges, little or no counterpoint, and a bit more random variety before starting the repeat. That’s not too much to ask, say the newbies…(smile) is it? Looking forward to seeing what new choices will be coming along!

   Lovingslumber · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Full focus upgrade.

   I had been a long time user of insight timer (and this is not to bash them) but I found the site became cluttered and noisy in trying to just enter, get to my timer and do my meditation. I was turned off by quotes and ads for led meditation and as a long time meditator I just wanted my timer and often background ambient music. Moongate is the perfect upgrade by having binaural frequencies and the timer. I am SO happy I found them. The green and brown noise are my favorite as well as the morning focus track. I will be honest and say I had not been sitting and meditating as often lately, I had kind of lost my practice after a really challenging year and as simple as it sounds having the sounds my brain likes and the timer right in the dashboard and as easily accessible as they are feels like I can start rolling out of bed in the morning and getting back to this practice I know grounds me so much. 🥹🫶🏼

   margoyoga · 30 Aug 2026

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