Focus music for entrepreneurs. Because nobody pays you to pick a playlist.
You’ve got one clear block today for the work that moves the business: the offer, the sales page, the script. Hum sets your sound in a few questions, so the block goes on the work. No lyrics, no ads, nothing to scroll.
You run everything. Stop running the soundtrack too
- Nobody making you start
- Getting going is faster and fuller, for the mornings with no boss and no deadline.
- Lyrics in your head while you write the offer
- Hum is wordless, from the first note to the last.
- An ad for someone else’s course in the middle of yours
- No ads, in the app or on this site.
- Offer, inbox and invoices on one playlist
- Hard thinking, Creative work and Routine tasks each keep their own settings.
- Guessing when you do your best work
- Rate a session in one tap. Your coach maps your day by time and by task.
- One more subscription that’s hard to leave
- Cancel from your account, any time. There’s nobody to email or call.
A different sound for each job in the business
Hard thinking
The offer, the pricing, the decision you keep putting off. The music stays low in the mix, so it doesn’t compete.
Creative work
Scripts, hooks, content, the next launch. Studies disagree on music and creativity, so this one follows your taste.
Routine tasks
Invoices, inbox, support. Music doesn’t tend to hurt easy tasks, so this one is livelier.
Reading
Contracts, reports, the long document nobody else will read. This is Hum’s quietest wordless setup.
After the day
The laptop closes. The business doesn’t always leave your head. Music you like, pulse off, with rain or a stream if you want it.
Falling asleep
45 minutes of music, then a 15-minute fade to nothing, with no chime. Tomorrow’s block starts tonight.
You track revenue, ad spend and conversions. Now track your focus
Your whole day, on one screen
Every session you rate, laid out by time of day and by task. Hard thinking in the morning? Admin at night? Now you can check.
It A/B tests your sound on you
Hum alternates two setups over 8 rated sessions each, and keeps the new one only if it wins by 0.75 points or more. One bad afternoon changes nothing.
One note, one thing to try
Once there’s enough to go on, your coach tells you one thing it noticed and one thing to try this week. No wall of charts.
A rhythm built from your own numbers
It suggests a work and break rhythm from your own sessions, and the timer starts it when you tap. Nothing changes until you say so.
Why one sound for everybody was never going to work
The same sound, opposite results
A review of 13 studies found white and pink noise lifted attention on lab tasks for people with ADHD or many ADHD traits, and pulled it down for people without attention difficulties. One sound for everybody was never going to work.
16 pulses a second
In a 2024 study in Communications Biology, people who reported more ADHD traits did better over time when their music pulsed at 16 Hz. Hum puts that pulse in your hands, with the rate on screen.
Do the maths
Hum is $59.99 a year. If your hour is worth $60, the whole year costs you one hour. If it’s worth $100, it costs you 36 minutes.
Hum costs $40 less a year than Brain.fm. See how they compare
The deal, with the risk on us
- Hear it first. The live app on the home page and up to 3 minutes of setup need no account, no email and no card.
- Everything for $1. Your first 14 days include all of Hum, with no cut-down trial and no higher tier holding the good parts back.
- Your money back. Change your mind within 14 days, for any reason, even if you’ve listened every day, and you get back everything you paid.
- No trackers. No analytics, ads or third-party scripts, on the site or in the app.
Questions
What’s the best focus music for entrepreneurs?
Wordless music that changes with the job, because an offer and an inbox don’t need the same sound. Hum asks a few questions, sets the music, the level, the pulse and the layers for each task, and tells you why.
Does it work for freelancers and solo founders?
Yes. Anyone who sets their own hours has the same problem: nobody makes you start. The setup asks how you work and how often you lose focus, and sets the sound from your answers.
How long does setup take?
Five or six questions, or a few more if you want Hum for several things. The sound starts after the first one.
Will Hum make me more productive?
The work is yours to do. What you get is music off your to-do list, a coach that shows what you rate highest and when, and a blind test that shows how your sessions go with the pulse and without it.
How is Hum different from Brain.fm?
Hum is $59.99 a year next to Brain.fm’s $99.99. It tells you why it picked each setting, and a coach reads your own ratings. See the full comparison.
Your block starts now. Press play
Answer the first question and the sound starts, with no card to hear it. If it isn’t for you, close the tab.