Discover ASMR for better sleep
Thought you'd seen it all? Well, not yet mate; the Internet still has the capacity to surprise us every single day. One of these suprising phenomena (and for me, personally, pretty sinister) is the rise of ASMR videos.
These letters stand for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response and describe the biological phenomenon that causes pleasure when a person hears or sees something satisfying. YouTube is replete with videos of people cutting bars of soap, brushing things, touching fabric or dipping their hands into legumes, along with thousands of other examples.
Where were we?... Tingles ASMR is a service that aims to use this phenomenon to relax its users enough for them to be able to fall asleep. And of course, to open their wallets. Although some videos can be viewed for free, the platform is 100% designed to get us to splash the cash.
Main features
- Help with sleep using relaxing ASMR videos.
- The platform features hundreds of 'artists' expert in these kinds of videos.
- Supposedly relieves stress and anxiety.
- Helps with meditation and relaxing.
- Set sleep timers, audio-only mode or running in the background with the screen off.
- Download the videos to watch offline.
Requirements and additional information:
- Minimum operating system requirements: Android 5.0.
- Offers in-app purchases.
- Instructions to install XAPKs on Android
Lauriane Guilloux
Hi, I’m Lauriane Guilloux. I grew up surrounded by gadgets and technology and everyone who knows me assumes that it will always be one of my greatest interests. I’ve evolved hand-in-hand with PCs, laptops, video gaming consoles, smartphones,...
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