One entertaining way to approach this is to turn on all the sounds at once until you have a storm with waves, wind, thunder, a cafe with quiet chatter, and a train rolling along the tracks. You choose your noises and can control the volume of each one. It features two pages of images corresponding to specific sounds. The iOS app version of Noisli (99 cents, 69 pence, AU$1.29) just came out Thursday to make the experience portable. He has also heard of it being used to help kids fall asleep at night, help puppies adjust to the sound of thunderstorms, and as a part of rehabilitation therapy for people suffering from tinnitus. 'Noisli is also used by many teachers in the classroom as a base for creative writing classes or for exercises/games in elementary school.' 'The service is mainly used as a concentration booster during work by coders, programmers, bloggers, writers, students, and translators,' he added. Morpheuz Pebble app helps track your sleep.How many downloads does it take to hit No.

Sleeping under an artificial sunset: Hands-on with the Drift Light bulb.'I receive daily many emails from all over the world thanking me for creating this service and in many cases telling me how Noisli improved their working day, study, sleep, or simply their everyday life,' Merlo said. Since the website launched, the sounds on it have been played more than 9 million times. It also has an extremely stripped-down text editor. The site lets you choose from a selection of background noises like wind, thunder, crickets, a fan, and waves. 'So, I simply decided to create my own background noise generator.' 'Since a long time, I was aware about the topic and the benefits of background noises to improve productivity and to better relax, but everything I found on the web wasn't satisfying my need and wasn't what I had in mind,' he said.

He tells CNET it was born from 'a personal desire.'

Noisli founder Stefano Merlo started the site as a side project late last year. If that's what you've been looking for in a text editor, then head over to Noisli for a different kind of word processing experience. Microsoft Word has a ton of features, but it doesn't have soothing color-changing backgrounds and gentle rain noises to mellow you out while you type. Just a few of Noisli's sound possibilities.