Stay present. In your own space.
Built around mixed reality, Quiet Space keeps your surroundings visible while adding a layer of light and movement to them. The orb floats in the room with you, giving your eyes somewhere to rest without asking you to disappear into another world.
Settle in. Then breathe.
Each session starts with a few seconds to get comfortable and place the orb. Then three soft pulses of light and gentle chimes mark the start of a simple rhythm: breathe in for four seconds, out for six.
Light, particles, and the orb itself move with you, a visual guide you can follow without reading a thing.
Thirteen experiences. Each one moves differently.
Each is built for three-dimensional space. They aren't backgrounds. They're spatial experiences.
- Petals gather and disperse with each breath.
- Galaxy wraps the orb in a volumetric cloud of stars.
- Ink Bloom sets small crystalline orbs drifting in slow, tilted orbits.
- Constellation connects points of light, then redraws itself as you watch.
- Aurora sends glowing motes into the room and lets you move them with your hands.
Plus Comet, Halo, Tide, Morph, Liquid, and more.
Put calm where you want it.
Look at the orb and pinch to interact. Pinch and drag to place it anywhere around you, and its movement settles gently into place when you let go.
Some experiences reach back: sweep a hand through Aurora and the particles scatter, then drift home. No controller, no complicated interface. Just eyes and hands.
Sound that becomes part of the experience.
Quiet Space includes nine original Soft Stone soundscapes. On Apple Vision Pro it can analyze rhythm, pace, structure, percussion, and energy on the device, and selected experiences shift their movement and intensity as the music does.
A beat can make a constellation shimmer. Energy can change the speed of a comet.
Or bring something of your own.
Choose an audio file from your library and Quiet Space fits the session to the music. A short track becomes a short pause; a longer ambient piece gives you somewhere to stay awhile.
There's no session-length setting to manage. The music decides.