220 Planets

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Visit a planet, a sound made of three tones

By David Behar Doorman · Music and audio

Why we expect it: A distinctive, poetic concept with clear sensory value, careful copywriting, and a privacy-first promise that suits listeners who enjoy exploring new apps.

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220 Planets is a music-audio app where you touch floating orbs to hear three tones, either alone or together, and shift the octave or reveal note names if you choose. It suits people who want to explore sound by ear without needing musical training first. What stands out is that it has no ads, accounts, scores, streaks, notifications, subscriptions, purchases, or tracking.

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Visit a planet, a sound made of three tones. Befriend the orbs. Touch. Listen. Linger. Flow and know. Outer space. Inner depth. The destination is you.

What are you hearing? Three tones at once. Listen closely to set them apart. Sounds unfold. Before naming, before singing. You already have the ear for it. Want to find out?

The orbs They travel with you to sense the planet. Touch one orb to hear its sound alone or two to hear them at once. Swap them. Release them and they will hum together again.

Flow and know What appears is enough. You need not name it yet. Shift the octave. Higher. Or lower. Roam. Bask. Reveal note names if you wish.

OUTER SPACE. INNER DEPTH. THE DESTINATION IS YOU.

No ads. No account. No score. No streak. No notifications. No subscription. No in-app purchase. No tracking.

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