Sound for the mind that learns which sounds you keep, entirely on your device.
| Name | Luten |
| Category | Health & Fitness (also Productivity) |
| Platform | iPhone on iOS 17 and later, with Apple Watch, home screen widget and iMessage extensions. Android phones on Android 7 and later |
| Release date | Released Monday, August 17, 2026. Public launch Tuesday, August 18, 2026 |
| Price | Free to download. $7.99/month or $59.99/year, $119.99 one-time lifetime. Family $89.99/year (iPhone), Student $29.99/year. Every subscription starts with a 7-day free trial. |
| Developer | One Life, an independent studio. Luten is A One Life Product |
| App Store | apps.apple.com/app/id6777673392 (live now) |
| Google Play | play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.luten.android (live now) |
| Website | onelifeco.app/luten |
| Press contact | hello@onelifeco.app |
Every sound app hands you the same library and expects you to go digging. Luten works the other way round. You tell it how you actually feel, in plain words, and it answers with a sound, then remembers which sounds you keep. Over time it moves toward what you play, and none of that ever leaves your phone. There is no narration, no lyrics, no ads and no course to finish.
Two things are true about the category. A lot of people put sound on to work or wind down, and almost every app in the space treats that as a content problem rather than a personalization one. You get a grid of tracks, and you are the recommendation engine.
Luten was built around the opposite bet: that the useful part is not a bigger library, it is a list that moves toward what you play. The 3am wake-up was the design case that shaped the product. The last thing that version of you wants is a bright screen, a menu, or a voice telling you to notice your breath. Luten opens straight into sound.
Sona reads plain-language input on the phone. No message, mood entry or listening history is sent to a server for this. There is no cloud model in the loop, and that is the reason Luten can be honest about privacy rather than careful about it.
Nothing in Luten has narration or lyrics. A few tracks have wordless voices or a cafe murmur in them as texture. Nearly every track sits at the same loudness, and loops are seamless rather than fading out and restarting. Noise tracks are synthesized to their true spectra rather than approximated.
Roughly two thirds of the catalog is licensed recordings with a written license ledger for every file. The remainder is produced in-house using generative tooling. Luten does not claim to be an AI-free catalog, and the ledger is available to press on request.
$119.99 once, no renewal. It exists because subscription fatigue in this category is real and a permanent option is a straightforward answer to it.
Luten does not claim any noise color improves focus, and its copy frames those sounds as a preference rather than a mechanism.
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Luten is sound for the mind. Tell it how you feel in plain words and it answers with a sound, then remembers which sounds you keep, all on your device and never shared. Sounds across sleep, focus, ADHD, stress and kids, with no narration, no lyrics and no ads. Luten is A One Life Product, built by an independent studio, and is available now on the App Store and Google Play.
Press enquiries, review codes, interviews and the audio license ledger: hello@onelifeco.app. Review access can be arranged ahead of the release date.