Sound that stills the motion.

Put in your earbuds, press play for 60 seconds, and let a research-backed 100 Hz sound wave help ease your motion sickness.

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$0.99 · No subscription · No ads · No data collection

🔬 Nagoya University Research 60 Seconds🛡 2 Hours Protection

How It Works

Three steps to relief

No complicated setup. No waiting for pills to kick in. Just sound science through your earbuds.

1

Put in your earbuds

Any earbuds work. AirPods are optimal for consistent volume delivery.

2

Press play for 60 seconds

A gentle 100 Hz tone stabilizes your vestibular system — the balance center in your inner ear.

3

Stay protected for 2 hours

The stabilizing effect lasts up to 2 hours. A countdown timer lets you know when to refresh.

The Research

Backed by university research

Stillwave is based on a peer-reviewed 2025 study from Nagoya University, Japan.

“Just 1-min exposure to a pure tone at 100 Hz with daily exposable sound pressure levels may improve motion sickness [by stabilizing] autonomic function and balance.”
Kagawa T, Kato M, et al. — Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine, 2025
100 Hz
Pure tone frequency
60 sec
Exposure time
2 hrs
Effect duration
80 dB
Recommended level

Transport Modes

Optimized for every journey

Different vehicles create different motion patterns. Choose your ride for the best experience.

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Car

100 Hz
✈️

Plane

95 Hz
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Ship

105 Hz
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Bus

100 Hz

Why Stillwave

Motion sickness relief, compared

How does sound-based relief stack up against traditional remedies?

FeatureStillwavePillsPatchesWristbands
Works in 60 seconds✗ 30-60 min✗ 4+ hours✗ Variable
No drowsiness
No dry mouth
Nothing to wear✓ Earbuds only
Research-backed✓ Peer-reviewed✗ Limited
Reusable / no refills✓ Unlimited
Available on iPhoneN/AN/AN/A

FAQ

Common questions

Is this the same as Samsung's Hearapy app?

Stillwave is an independent app inspired by the same Nagoya University research that Samsung's Hearapy is based on. Hearapy is currently only available on Android — Stillwave brings the same research-backed concept to iPhone users.

Does it actually work?

The underlying research, published in Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine (2025), found that a 100 Hz pure tone may help reduce motion sickness symptoms. Individual results may vary. Stillwave is a wellness tool, not a medical device.

Do I need special earbuds?

Any earbuds or headphones work. AirPods and AirPods Pro are optimal because they deliver consistent volume. The app detects AirPods automatically and shows a confirmation badge.

Can I listen to music at the same time?

Yes. Stillwave mixes with other audio — your music, podcasts, or audiobooks continue playing. The 100 Hz tone blends underneath without interference.

Does it work in the background?

Yes. The tone continues playing when you switch to other apps or lock your phone. The 60-second session completes even if you're not looking at the screen.

Is there a subscription?

No. Stillwave is $0.99 one-time purchase. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, and no data collection. You pay once and use it forever.

Is it safe for children?

The 100 Hz tone is a low-frequency sound at moderate volume. However, we recommend parental supervision and consulting a pediatrician for children with hearing sensitivities.

Ready to ride without the nausea?

No pills. No patches. No side effects. Just 60 seconds of sound.

Download for iPhone — $0.99