Pet Calm
Calm, ever-changing sound for the ones who wait for you.
Pet Calm keeps dogs and cats company with our softest soundscapes, when they're home alone or when fireworks and storms rattle the windows: steady tones wrapped in rain, ocean waves, flowing water and singing bowls. It moves to a new soundscape as it plays and never repeats one back to back, because pets, like us, tune out the same sound on repeat. We claim no special pet frequencies: just calm, varied sound at a gentle volume.
Honest note: It’s a calm routine, not a substitute for your vet. If loud noises really frighten your pet, your vet can help.
- Home alone
- Fireworks & storms
- Free 30 min a day, longer with izmio Infinite
Keep it soft, about the level of a quiet conversation, and make sure they can leave the room.
Garden Watch
Sounds wildlife pays attention to.
Garden Watch plays short, real-world sounds at random moments: people talking, a voice calling out, footsteps on gravel, a gate or door opening and a dog barking, near and far. The timing never settles into a pattern. Use it when visitors tend to show up, through your phone or a weatherproof Bluetooth speaker, and move it every few days. Animals are clever: most get used to any sound with time, especially when there's food nearby. Results vary from garden to garden.
Honest note: These sounds get attention from your pets and neighbors too, and most animals adapt to them over time.
- Dawn & dusk
- Custom hours
- Randomized
Be a good neighbor: keep the volume reasonable, skip late nights, and don’t play it near your own pets or nesting wildlife.
Mosquito Watch
Lure male mosquitoes and see when they're around.
Mosquito Watch turns your phone into a sound lure for the mosquitoes around your home. It plays the wing tone of a female mosquito, between 484 and 650 Hz, in cycles of 2 minutes on and 2 minutes off. That hum draws in male mosquitoes, which don't bite, so you can notice when they're active near you and count the ones that come close. It's for monitoring only. Mosquito Watch is not a repellent. It won't keep mosquitoes away or prevent bites.
Science note: In field trials, a sound lure playing a 484 Hz female wing tone drew in as many male mosquitoes as a commercial monitoring device costing about nine times more.
- 484–650 Hz
- 2 min on · 2 min off
- Free
For protection, use an EPA-registered repellent, window screens and nets. Never set out standing water to draw mosquitoes in; that’s where they breed.